--- In [email protected], "Marc Boncz" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi serjrds (Is that really your name, or do you prefer anonimity?)
> Take a look at the permissions for this file, and the user IIS/PHP runs as. > Will probably be 'system', but might be a more limited user. Verify that > that user has all the required rights for files in the specific directory > and for the directory they are in. > > Marc > Thank you Marc. All I needed was to set right priviliges for the root folder and when I set them problem disappeared. Just before that i developed a script for adding files. All the files it creates are automatically accessible to PHP. I also own a site at www.110mb.com. They use Unix and that doesn't matter who created a file - PHP always has access to it. ...no, serjrds is not my real name:) I'm new to yahoo! that's why you saw my login instead.
