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PHP permissions over files - N00b ?

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scibase

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I am having problems with PHP scripts that seek to upload, modify existing and create new files.

My Apache seems to be running under the user Apache. So PHP under the user Apache will try to create files and directories on files owned by my FTP user, and the only way this can be done is for everything to be 777.

Is there any way I can make this easier by changing the server config?

My big problem is in trying to run a CMS script that I bought and I cannot do so properly because of this permissions problem. The php.ini file looks ok.

Any help gratefully received! Thanks
 
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