Re: PHP permissions problem
| From: | Curt Zirzow | Date: | Tue, 26 Aug 2003 02:39:23 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: PHP permissions problem | ||
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* Thus wrote Lowell Allen (la@lowellallen.com):
> My commercial host is set up with the public root directory, "public_html",
> owned by user: userid, group: nobody. Directories I create within
> public_html are owned by user: userid, group: userid. As a result, PHP does
> not have permission to create files or write to files in public_html, but it
> does within its subdirectories.
>
> Is this a common setup? Are there security problems with changing the
> ownership of public_html to user: userid, group: userid so PHP can create
> files within the root directory? Advice, opinions, and links to relevant
> information are requested.
I usually keep my writable directories outside the public_html
directory.
homedir/public_html/* All read only by webserver.
homedir/private_data/* Make these files read/write
Curt
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