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I made a PHP file that has to be accessed by the blogging software I use, Greymatter. Greymatter requires the files it accessed to be CHMOD'd to 666. However, whenever I CHMOD a PHP file to 666, I get a server error when I try to view it from my web browser.
With phpsuexec you do not need to chmod files for them to have correct access as everything is running under the domain's user anyways. The PHP files must be chmoded to 644 and it will work just fine that way.
Thanks for the help; I got things working, except just a few seconds ago, I started getting those errors again. I checked my PHP files, and sure enough, they're set to 644. What happened?
Thanks for the help; I got things working, except just a few seconds ago, I started getting those errors again. I checked my PHP files, and sure enough, they're set to 644. What happened?
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