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Posted by Hans Fredrik Nordhaug on 07/28/07 05:23
On 2007-07-28, Jerry Stuckle wrote:
> Hans Fredrik Nordhaug wrote:
>> On 2007-07-27, davidkruger@techie.com wrote:
>>> On Jul 27, 12:19 pm, davidkru...@techie.com wrote:
>>>> On Jul 27, 12:00 pm, Hans Fredrik Nordhaug <han...@gmail.com> wrote:
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>>>>> I'm trying to write to a file in the current directory - no remote
>>>>> files. The subject says it all - I can add that both the directory
>>>>> and the file is wordwritable. This happens on a (quite good) free
>>>>> hoster in Norway which doesn't use safe mode, running PHP 5.1.6 as the
>>>>> PHP info below shows ...
>>>>> Test it at:http://home.no.net/moldevbk/fopen-test/?mode=w(write- fails)http://home.no.net/moldevbk/fopen-test/?mode=a(append- ok)http://home.no.net/moldevbk/fopen-test/p.php-PHP infohttp://home.no.net/moldevbk/fopen-test/fopen-test.phps-source code of test script.
>>>>> I have searched the web and usenet, but not found this problem
>>>>> mentioned before. I do realize that I can work around the problem by
>>>>> truncating the file first and then appending to the empty file - but
>>>>> that is ugly as ...
>>>>> Regards, Hans
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>>>> Just curious if instead of sending fopen w for the mode using wb? I
>>>> am not sure if that will make any difference or not, but might make it
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>>> If you set the permissions on the folder you are attempting to save to
>>> to chmod 707 you should be able to write the file.
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>> The folder is already set to 777 as the URL
>> http://home.no.net/moldevbk/fopen-test/ tells you. How setting it to
>> something more restrictive will help beats me. (I did test and it of
>> course made no difference.)
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>> Are you just suggesting all the standard answers in stead of reading
>> what I write? Thx for your time anyway.
>>
>> Hans
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> You should set it to what's appropriate. Seldom is 777 appropriate, and
> PHP may disallow access to a file or directory so set up.
But this isn't case here - 777 (or really 707) is a appropriate since
the webserver user is "nobody" which isn't part of the group users.
Hans
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