> You don't have access to anything outside of the webroot? If
/home/user/www/
> is your webroot, then write them to /home/user/. If you're saying you
can't
> do that and they have to be put under the webroot, then give them .php
> extensions and make the first line
>
>
>
> Then they can't be view
From: "Andy B" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> im writing this admin system for a website and need to have it write
system
> logs to its own log files... the only problem i can really see is that its
> on a shared webserver and all files are restricted to your own
domain/vhost
> dirs (whatever those happen
hi...
im writing this admin system for a website and need to have it write system
logs to its own log files... the only problem i can really see is that its
on a shared webserver and all files are restricted to your own domain/vhost
dirs (whatever those happen to be). the admin wont let anybody pu
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