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Posted by rahulthathoo on 12/02/06 14:52
Also I wanted to add that if i write a perl script to write to a file,
it does it for me. But some how that is not possible in php. I gave
write permissions to all the php files and all the text files.
Rahul
rahulthathoo wrote:
> Hi
> I have my home directory on my departments server. Somehow I am not
> able to write to a file using a php code,
> $myFile = "trial3.txt";
> $fh = fopen($myFile, "a+") or die("can't open file");
>
> Instead of a+ if i use r or w or anything, it does not work. Could this
> be a permission thing? The entire directory had a 777 permission and
> even i after i created a file and chmod'ed 777 to it, the code couldnt
> open it. What could be the matter? It doesnt go away if i change it to
> 'w' or 'w+' or 'r' or 'r+'.
>
> Rahul
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