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I am moving some sites to a new server running plesk 8.0

Every time I try to run a script (wordpress) that needs to create a directory, or if I want to update a theme from within the admin of a script, it can perform the operation because it doesn't have permission.

The user is correct but still it doesn't have rights. if I change user to apache it works.

A guy helped me with it a bit earlier but couldn't find a solution. I can't find a solution anywhere either. Maybe suexec, or phpsuexec?

Any help is appreciated, as I would hate to have to chmod files all day long for simple edits the script should be allowed to do.

Thanks
 
We have similar problems since upgrading to 8.0. I would like to see if someone can address this issue.
 
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