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Hi,
I am still quite new to these things, and any
advices are welcome. I have two question.
The question 1 is after I
installed zlib-1.2.1, libiconv-1.9.1, libxml2-2.5.11, libxslt-1.0.33, expat-1.95.8, php-5.0.0, and apache 1.3.31 (which load php module
dynamicly).
I am using OpenBSD 3.5.
Everything seems correct, until I made a fwrite()
call, which returns 0 indicating 0 bytes are written! The file was open by
fopen(..., "w"), and is_writable() confirms it was writable.
Surprising!
Actually, the file can be correctly written if I
disabled the xml in php by setting the option --disable-libxml when I
compiled it.
It seems the xml library did something driving the
fwrite() crazy.
The same thing was reproduced on another
computer running OpenBSD 3.5
The question 2 is that the files and
directories created by fopen() belong to the user "nobody" and the group
"wheel". (The httpd process is owned by the user "nobody"; "wheel" is the group
of "root".) But the user "nobody" is ONLY in the group "nobody". How
can the files/directories created by fopen() belong to the group "wheel"?
They should have the group-ship of "nobody" as well.
I didn't any configuration to httpd.conf and
php.ini, besides adding the php type to httpd.conf.
PLEASE HELP, I cannot proceed if fwrite() doesn't
do its job when xml is enabled.
Thanks.
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