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I have used the mkdir() to create folders using HTTP method on my webserver.... the problem is that when I try to access these using FTP, I cannot open them, or CHMOD them... the error message is "permission denied".
Why cant I access file uploaded or folders created using the HTTP method?? It's very confusing!! MANY thanks...! |
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Matt,
What permission settings are you using when creating the directory? Make sure you use: mkdir("test", 0777); This will allow read/write/execute access to all users. HTH!
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hehe, I was setting it to 0700!! oops!!
Cheers! Does the same apply to files that are uploaded? |
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Try doing a chmod() after your copy/move function:
PHP Code:
See if that works! |
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