Hello,
Can you verify which PHP handler is enabled on the system for the version of PHP assigned to this account? You can check via "WHM >> MultiPHP Manager". You can see a difference in how each PHP handler works (in respect to whether files uploaded through PHP scripts are owned by "nobody" instead of "username"):
PHP Handlers - EasyApache 4 - cPanel Documentation
Thank you.
Can you verify which PHP handler is enabled on the system for the version of PHP assigned to this account? You can check via "WHM >> MultiPHP Manager". You can see a difference in how each PHP handler works (in respect to whether files uploaded through PHP scripts are owned by "nobody" instead of "username"):
PHP Handlers - EasyApache 4 - cPanel Documentation
Thank you.
Hello,
suPHP is generally what you want to use in order to ensure the files uploaded through PHP scripts are owned by the account username. I recommend checking the ownership values of the files using up disk space in the account to see if they are owned by the account username. EX:
Thank you.
suPHP is generally what you want to use in order to ensure the files uploaded through PHP scripts are owned by the account username. I recommend checking the ownership values of the files using up disk space in the account to see if they are owned by the account username. EX:
Code:
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