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Permission to write in other directory - Euforia - 08-15-2008 12:36 AM
Hi there,
I have a (private) server running ispCP 1.0.0 RC4 OMEGA build: 20080316. There are serveral websites running on them which i all administrate.
The problem: I want to execute a php file in /var/www/virtual/website.com/htdocs/upload.php which uploads a image to /var/www/virtual/otherwebsite.com/htdocs/picturedir
Logically this gives errors due to suexec and DocumentRoot?
How can i solve this?
Thanks!
RE: Permission to write in other directory - kilburn - 08-15-2008 01:38 AM
Assuming that "otherwebsite.com" never modifies the images after being uploaded through "website.com":
1. Modify the open_basedir directive in "/var/www/fcgi/website.com/php5/php.ini" so that it can access "/var/www/virtual/otherwebsite.com/htdocs/picturedir", and restart apache
2. Give world exec permissions (chmod o+x) to "/var/www/virtual/otherwebsite.com" and "/var/www/virtual/otherwebsite.com/htdocs"
3. Change ownership of "picturedir" to the user of "website.com" (vuxxxx)
4. Change the group of "picturedir" to "www-data".
5. Set the group suid bit on "picturedir" and allow reading to www-data user (chmod g+srx) so files created inside use the "www-data" group too.
Hope this helps...