If the file does not exists, the web server needs write priviledge to
the directory where you want to create it.
Paul Dunkel wrote:
Marek Kilimajer wrote:
use
chmod 755 directory
on each directory that is in the way to your file
I tried that, too. Didn't help.
Here is the code, stripped
thank you for the reply
Chmod was just a try from my side to get it work.
I tried CHMOD 0777, and everything else, too. Didn't work. Could it be
that the server doesn't allow writings at all? As you see, I am a newbie
in these things.
Remember to write to a file PHP (the user nobody or
try CHMOD 777
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thank you for the reply
Chmod was just a try from my side to get it work.
I tried CHMOD 0777
Also make sure server has read permission to directories.
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thank you for the reply
Chmod was just a try from my side to get it work.
I tried CHMOD 0777, and everything else, too. Didn't work. Could it be
that the server doesn't allow writings at all? As you see, I am
Awlad Hussain wrote:
try CHMOD 777
I tried that. It didn't help.
I also tried in two other servers with no result. I'm definetly doing
something wrong :-(
More ideas?
Paul Dunkel
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Marek Kilimajer wrote:
Also make sure server has read permission to directories.
I'm pretty sure that is the problem. How should I check that?
I've now tried my PHP in two other servers with no result. I'm definetly
doing something wrong :-(
Paul Dunkel
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use
chmod 755 directory
on each directory that is in the way to your file
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Marek Kilimajer wrote:
Also make sure server has read permission to directories.
I'm pretty sure that is the problem. How should I check that?
I've now tried my PHP in two other servers
Marek Kilimajer wrote:
use
chmod 755 directory
on each directory that is in the way to your file
I tried that, too. Didn't help.
Here is the code, stripped to the original, straight from the tutorial.
And I can't get it work. What's wrong here?
$somecontent = 'PERKELE\n';
$filename =
Are you on a Windows platform, or *nix. I would assume *nix since you
mentioned chmod.
what did you chmod the file to? who owns the file? and what user does PHP
run as (maybe nobody, or httpd)?
Just to get it to work chmod the file to 777, BUT this is a security risk.
MAKE SURE this file is NOT
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