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When uploading files with PHP normally (on all my other boxes and previous owned servers) the files where saved with the same permissions as the owner of the domain.
However I switched to Ubuntu 8.04 the other day, they system is much faster with the same resources as Fedora or CentOS.
Now I have this one issue I can't seem to solve.
When uploading files with the PHP-script using the normal fwrite() the files are saves as user www-data..
This would not be a big issues, however when I try to remove or edit them with one other PHP-script I get a permission deny error.
This is an out of the box installation from my hosting provider. But because the same PHP-script works fine on FC and CentOS I assume it must be some Plesk/Apache setting.
Any help or advice would be welcome.
However I switched to Ubuntu 8.04 the other day, they system is much faster with the same resources as Fedora or CentOS.
Now I have this one issue I can't seem to solve.
When uploading files with the PHP-script using the normal fwrite() the files are saves as user www-data..
This would not be a big issues, however when I try to remove or edit them with one other PHP-script I get a permission deny error.
This is an out of the box installation from my hosting provider. But because the same PHP-script works fine on FC and CentOS I assume it must be some Plesk/Apache setting.
Any help or advice would be welcome.
