ashok kumar wrote:
This is something which needs to be done as root. You could switch to root using the su command and create the directory in a console. You would need to change the permissions on the directory as well. The script would then probably work. Alternatively, you could change the permissions on the directory /etc. But this would open up /etc for undesirable access by other users. You should think carefully about the reason the directory is needed. In most cases it is best if directories are created by the web server as needed, because then it owns the directory in question and would have the access it needs. Ron.
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