I have a USB printer that when I connect to the computer it's owned by the user root and the group lp, and it's file permission is rw-rw----, so I have to print via apache/php script.
Hi All,
I need script to perform below task.
1. I have a script in one server and need to copy this script to remote server
2. login in to remote server
3.
Hello,
I am having a shared server with suphp and suexec.
I am using centos 5.7 with cPanel WHM running fastcgi/suEXEC
I am trying to make a particular folder writable to allow a script to upload files but seem to be having problems.
The folder (and all recursive folders) I want to be writable is:
/home/mydomain/public_html/uploads
And I want only scripts run by the user "songbanc" to be able to write to this directory.
I have tried the following:
I am using:
WHM 11.32.4 (build 15)Apache 2.2.3php 5.2.14suphp 0.7.1REDHAT Enterprise 5.8 x86_64 standard
The other day I ran easyapache to install a new version of ioncube. I kept all other other settings as is.
My problem is that I have two sites that share a php installation and up until I ran the update, everything was fine.
I have problem where i dont know what to do get this working,
I have my own VPS server, i am in control of the PHP Handler however my problem is if i turn the
**PHP DSO handler** some websites starts working but some stop working
alternatively if i select
**PHP 5 Handler suphp** some websites starts working but some stop working
i dont know what should i do to
1.
I am writing a PHP script for a client which will be installed on a server which I do not have back-end access to. I only have access to a particular folder and database.
My script will upload files and create folders. However I get a permission denied error when I try run mkdir() and move_uploaded_file().
so just spit ballin here,
i was wondering if anybody knew how to make a chmod calculator script.
basically go to this website
HTML Code:
http://mistupid.com/internet/chmod.htm
i would like something like this that i can use in a terminal tho.
I've configured my server to use suexec for php this weekend. Now I've recognized that suexec also serves files owned by root or that are world writable. But this seems to me not like the standard behavior documented here.