QUOTE(skyhawk133 @ Nov 21 2002, 09:08 AM)
755
that will make it read-write-execute by the server, read-execute by the world and group.
You don't have to understand that yet... but 755 is what it needs to be... if 755 don't work... do 777
Um, no actually
755 = read/write/execute for the owner of the file (which is not httpd), and read/execute for everyone else.
It's better to keep it *not* executable... what you need is chmod 666.
644 won't work, because apache/php isn't the owner of the file. 664 may or may not work, depending on the server's configuration... 666 will be read/write able to owner, group, and world.
Note: some hosts run apache/php as your username, this config is best because you can then chmod files 600 and they will be accessible only by you and your scripts.
most hosts, including guardian, run apache/php as the user httpd.
did that make any sense?
SmartFTP is what the crew here at d.i.c uses cause it frigging rocks.
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