Re: Is this a bad thing to do? (Unix permissions)
| From: | Tal Peer | Date: | Thu, 17 Oct 2002 09:40:05 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: Is this a bad thing to do? (Unix permissions) | ||
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Gwydion Elderwyn wrote:
As part of my new site I have created a php-driven guestbook. The guestbook entries are stored in a file called guestbook.txt. I found that in order to get the script to write to the file, I had to set the directory permissions for the guestbook directory and the guestbook.txt file to -rw-rw-rw- ... is that a bad thing to do? Does it expose me to any hacking problems? If so, what should I have done? Bear in mind I'm using a 3rd-party host and I work in Windows, so please don't blind me with science ;) Thanks, Gwydion This quiestion should go to php-general@lists.php.netThis list is intended for developing PHP itself, not applications written using it. Tal