Re: CHMOD...

In all fairness, that's not a very good solution. Using system commands makes your script not cross platform, meaning it can't work on Windows. For a better solution try writing a recursive chmod script that sets the permission, the loops through the files and calls itself on them if the input is a directory. Jay Blanchard wrote:

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exec("chmod 0777 /directory/*"); You still cannot set all sub directory and files within those permissions. Best to loop through and set each as needed, don't forget to cahnge them back.

Yes, you can: exec("chmod -R 0777 /directory/*"); [snip] *slaps forehead* Duh me! Of course! I so rarely (nearly never) use that switch that in my haste to fire off an answer I forgot it.