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Moved to Apache suexec with phpsuxec and have a lot of problems

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  1. Tiago

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    Hi,


    I moved to Apache suexec with phpsuxec and now I have a lot of problems with directory permissions:

    - Can't upload files with 777 get a Internal Server Error

    - Can't right in direcotries with 777


    How can I resolve this? :confused:


    Thanks
     
    #1 Tiago, Oct 10, 2005
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    You cannot use directory or files permissions if you have phpsuexec enabled - that's one of the security aspects of it. You'll have to work around it or go back to the less secure way of calling php.
     
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    How can I upload files then?
     
    #3 Tiago, Oct 11, 2005
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    You'll have to disable Phpsuexec to chmod directories/files 777.
     
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    Thats the only solution?

    Its strange because have some domains where uploads work fine...
     
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    Another question.

    What are the correct file permissions for suexec?
     
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    The same as for phpsuexec, the CGI script must be chmod no higher that 755 and the directory that they're within should be no higher than 755.

    I don't understand your upload question. You upload files as you always would do, via FTP. IF you still have old files that are owned by nobody:nobody you need to chown them under the root account to user:user instead.
     
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    Sorry for the confusion.

    My problem is with normal upload scripts written in PHP.
     
    #8 Tiago, Oct 11, 2005
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