suPHP file permission

[catalyst]

Originally Posted by till

Have you tried something like this too?

mkdir("test");
chmod("test", 0755);

Yes!
If mkdir("test") and chmod("test", 0755), the final permission will be 0755.

Why can't use mkdir("test", 0755) directly?
How and where can I change the default permission of mkdir() & imagejpeg()?
Thank you!

[catalyst]

I find out where to set the default permission when using mkdir() & imagejepg()

just vi /etc/suphp.conf
modify :
umask=0077

to
umask=0022

Then the mkdir() will create a folder with 0755

[catalyst]

But there is another problem.
If I set chmod 0777 to a php script, I will get the following error.

500 error - Internal Server Error!

I need to set it back to 0755 to avoid this error.

Besides, can I modify the suphp.conf to avoid this error?
If yes, where should I modify it?

Thanks!

[catalyst]

Originally Posted by catalyst

But there is another problem.
If I set chmod 0777 to a php script, I will get the following error.

500 error - Internal Server Error!

I need to set it back to 0755 to avoid this error.

Besides, can I modify the suphp.conf to avoid this error?
If yes, where should I modify it?

Thanks!

I find it now :
Modify the Security Options :

allow_file_group_writeable = true
allow_file_group_others_writeable = ture
allow_directory_group_writeable = true
allow_directory_others_writeable = true

where _file_ is the security option of a file and _directory_ is the security option of a directory.

[ethanlifka]

Also See http://www.howtoforge.com/forums/sho...273#post221273

Hope this helps others.