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I use a blog to upload images, but the images are automatically set with permissions 600 instead of 644, therefore it can't be viewed. How can this be changed? I am told it is in the settings... See http://www.boastology.com/forum/view...406&highlight=
Can this be fixed?
On what Cpanel you are?
I have a customer of mine (on cpanel22) that have the same problem: he has some php scripts (for upload document, mainly pdf files) that worked perfectly for months; suddenly, from some days to now, the permissions are set wrongly.
On what Cpanel you are?
I have a customer of mine (on cpanel22) that have the same problem: he has some php scripts (for upload document, mainly pdf files) that worked perfectly for months; suddenly, from some days to now, the permissions are set wrongly.
if this just suddenly occurred perhaps a dathorn trouble ticket is needed. As long as nothing on the client's end changed it must be a change in the server config.
if this just suddenly occurred perhaps a dathorn trouble ticket is needed. As long as nothing on the client's end changed it must be a change in the server config.
I did create a trouble ticket. But they say it is because of permissions in the script or phpsuexec not configured properly or something...
I did create a trouble ticket. But they say it is because of permissions in the script or phpsuexec not configured properly or something...
I also did create a ticket. The answer was "It is likely that the scripts is not entirely compatible with phpsuexec".
I'm not sure what this means, because the script works fine for many months (from november 2004, more or less) and the document was uploaded with the correct permissions (644). From some days to now, the permissions is wrongly set to 600.
Have someone any suggestions?
What means, exactly, "compatible with phpsuexec"?
changing every single upload script i have in my administration pages sure is one solution... but...
I see the problem from a different angle...
My scripts worked well...the server settings obviously changed...
and i would prefer the possibility of one global solution
rather than re-writing a duzen upload scripts...
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