Re: Re[2]: [cobalt-users] PHP question

[Marco Baurdoux <linux@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

le 3.10.2001 20:04, MikeM à MyRaQ@xxxxxxxxx a écrit :

> On 10/4/01 at 12:55 AM Aussie Hosts wrote:
> 
> |Hello Marco,
> |
> |Wednesday, October 03, 2001, 11:32:45 PM, you wrote:
> |
> |MB> le 3.10.2001 14:46, Aussie Hosts à support@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx a écrit :
> |
> |>> Hello all,
> |>> 
> |>> Has anyone ever experienced the problem where a client asks if
> |>> "create files/dir, rename,delete,move files using php" is inactive?
> |>> 
> |
> |MB> Check your file permissions and you'll see that your customers won't
> |ask you
> |MB> anything anymore :-))
> |MB> =======================================================================
> |
> |They report that their permissions are all fine, and seem to be from
> |what I can see. This is a test script they've now tried:
> |
> |<?
> |  mkdir ("/test", 0777);
> |?>
> |
> |Returns the error "Warning: MkDir failed (Permission denied)"
> |
> |I might take it to a PHP mailing list. Apparently the same script has
> |worked elsewhere.
> |
> =============
> 
> Is php's SafeMode enabled?
> 

Yes and no,
On some machines yes on other not.
It's not a PHP problem, but an Apache problem.

It's funny how everybody tries to work around an evident misconstruction
of the file system, due to a patch. As if we were working in a Micro$oft
environment. :-))