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Hello,
trying my best for writing in english once again
I'm using Plesk 8 with SuSE 10 on a root server from STRATO. I've created some clients, domains and so on. All files in the domain directories have the permissions 755 like the examples from Plesk and I've chowned them to usernamesacln like Plesk chowns them when files are uploaded through ftp.
The php-scripts I'm using work fine when they have to read stuff from a file (I've scripted a file-based forum). But on creation of new files, the php script crashes with a permission failure. When I make chmod 777 on all files and directories, it works - what a wonder, huh
Apache runs under wwwrun:www. Is this a plesk standard? I cannot find any group "www" in Yast!?
Has anyone a solution for the permission problem? Should I use suphp? And why are the example files (in new created vhosts) chowned with rootsacln? I think there shouldn't be any security problem, because of the base_dir_restriction...I'm confused...
Many questions, but please take time to answer as most as possible.
Thanks, Nico
trying my best for writing in english once again
I'm using Plesk 8 with SuSE 10 on a root server from STRATO. I've created some clients, domains and so on. All files in the domain directories have the permissions 755 like the examples from Plesk and I've chowned them to username
sacln like Plesk chowns them when files are uploaded through ftp.The php-scripts I'm using work fine when they have to read stuff from a file (I've scripted a file-based forum). But on creation of new files, the php script crashes with a permission failure. When I make chmod 777 on all files and directories, it works - what a wonder, huh
Apache runs under wwwrun:www. Is this a plesk standard? I cannot find any group "www" in Yast!?
Has anyone a solution for the permission problem? Should I use suphp? And why are the example files (in new created vhosts) chowned with root
sacln? I think there shouldn't be any security problem, because of the base_dir_restriction...I'm confused...Many questions, but please take time to answer as most as possible.
Thanks, Nico
