Re: Updated (appending) a file
| From: | Richard Lynch | Date: | Tue, 02 Jul 2002 09:13:53 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: Updated (appending) a file | ||
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>Permission denied
>
>Yep. Crap. If I let PHP create the file (delete the files as they exist
>now), that will give it permission (because it will have made them), right?
You're getting closer, though. :-)
Now your problem simply boils down to one of security and file permissions.
Alas, with Windows, that's a bit of a mess...
Depending on the version of the OS you may or may not have a way to set the
permissions of a file/directory for PHP to be able to do what you want...
First, you gotta figure out what user PHP runs as.
<?php phpinfo();?>
Then, you gotta figure out if your Windows OS version even has the concept
of "user" at all, and what user[s] it thinks should be able to muck with
your files, and if there's some way to convince Windows it's okay to do
that...
I can only say that if you click on all the stuff with the right-click mouse
thingie, and it still won't let you alter who can change which file, you're
probably in trouble...
Your probably should eventually move the files PHP can alter *OUTSIDE* the
web tree, as a security issue. Though, with Windows, I'm not sure it makes
a lot of difference, given the 'security' already there... :-)
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