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Posted by BearItAll on 10/21/56 11:19
On Tue, 21 Jun 2005 23:39:09 -0400, Shelly wrote:
> I have a new server and I have my files up there. The files are in
> /var/www/html/. In this directory I have another directory that I created
> called "users". I am unable to figure out how to set permissions on this
> directory, and what those permissions should be. I am using ShieldHost.
>
> When there is a new user, and he enters his desired name and password, as
> part of the process I want to create a small directory tree under "users"
> with the username as the top level. I get that I don't have permission to
> do that with the mkdir in the code. The line of code is:
>
> mkdir($_SESSION['UserRoot'] . $ss_username, 0755);
>
> where the session variable has the directory path ending in "/".
>
> Any ideas?
>
> Shelly
Without root access you don't have permission to create users, which you
already know because your in Unix. I don't know Sheildhost but would I be
right in thinking (from your post) that you are expecting it to have some
means to create 'sub-users' for hosting purposes?
This could only really be a controlled access system rather than a real
owner:group at system level. More of a login system to your users. But in
the end the files will still be owned by yourself.
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