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D. Alvarado #1
chmod, chgrp and my hosting company
Hi,
My hosting company has PHP 4.something installed. I want to create
a directory, through my PHP script that the script has the ability to
write to (and hence delete). However, I also want this directory to
be writable by the account I use to log into my host. Sadly, the
default permissions are "rwxr-xr-x" and the owner and group are
"apache". I tried changing the group to my user, but that failed.
Does anyone have any advice on how to make the directory
readable/writable with both the script and my user account without
setting the permissions of the directory to 777?
Thanks in advance, Dave
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