PHP File Permission Denied

[kilburn]

file owner should be vuXXXX, not www-data...

[Diego]

(09-19-2009 10:37 AM)kilburn Wrote:  file owner should be vuXXXX, not www-data...

Worked!!
Thank you! +Rep

[theprincy]

(09-18-2009 05:18 PM)joximu Wrote:  no - php files do not need the execute flag.

you can write a script which sets the correct permissions and owners:
eg:

Code:

!/bin/bash

username=$(ls -ld . | cut -d" " -f3)
echo "Set to user/group: $username/$username"
echo "Cancel -> Ctrl-C, otherwise press Enter..."

read

# set owner vu:vu - folders
cmd="find ./ -type d -exec chown $username:$username {} ;"
#echo $cmd
($cmd)

# set owner vu:vu - files
cmd="find ./ -type f -exec chown $username:$username {} ;"
#echo $cmd
($cmd)

# set permissions - folders
cmd="find ./ -type d -exec chmod 0755 {} ;"
#echo $cmd
($cmd)

# set permissions - files
cmd="find ./ -type f -exec chmod 0644 {} ;"
#echo $cmd
($cmd)

# php files: less permissions (do not need to be world readable)
cmd="find ./ -type f -regex .*\.php$ -exec chmod 0640 {} ;"
#echo $cmd
($cmd)

echo "finished..."
echo ""

run the script inside the htdocs folder (but the htdocs folder must have correct ownership!!! - the script get's the owner of the currect folder!)

/J

Why not also include in the panel as a utility for users?

[Diego]

The file permissions is set to vu2001/vu2002 when you create the user, but if you extract something using root, the permissions will be set to root instead of vu2001..
this is what happened with me..