Re: security on shared servers

> You don't have access to anything outside of the webroot? If /home/user/www/ > is your webroot, then write them to /home/user/. If you're saying you can't > do that and they have to be put under the webroot, then give them .php > extensions and make the first line > > <?php exit(); ?> > > Then they can't be viewed through the browser, but PHP can still read them > (fopen, etc) or they can be opened with text editors. > > ---John Holmes... ok heres what i found out: the place where the admin service is supposed to go at doesnt have mysql/php high enough versions to run it so i had to temporarly move it (the admin service) to another site server with some people that i know... the server where the actual admin service will be running at doesnt have /home/user/www/ setup... instead it has public_html/ and a symlink to htdocs... since the server where it is supposed to be running at has /home/user/www access and there is an apache-access.log file outside of www i was just wondering if its possible to have error_log() or syslog() be able to write a log file on a different site or something like that