note 33127 deleted from function.fopen by cmb
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Note Submitter: RobNar
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This is an addendum to ibetyouare at home dot com's note about Apache directory permissions.
If you are on a shared host and cannot tweak Apache's permissions directives then you might try
setting the same thing in a .htaccess file. Failing that, if you are having trouble just creating
files then set the directory permissions to allow writing (for whatever directory the file is
supposed to be in) and include the following before fopen():
touch /path/to/myfile/myfile.txt;
That will usually create a new empty file that you can write to even when fopen fails. - PHP 4.3.0