simple php blog
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- Lesk
PHP does a UID (User ID) compare check when opening files.
If the "sb_functions.php" file has a different UID then the
"config" directory, then it will not be able to write any
files to it...The solution is to change the UIDs of all the files and
directories so that they are all the same. This will enable
the PHP files to create files and directories.This can be accompilshed with the CHOWN command, if you has access to the server. Otherwise, you will need to
contact your service provider, and tell them to change
the UID of the directory.That means whate exactly
- cosmo0
search for 'super simple blog' heavyT created.
- Lesk0
huh? is it better?
- heavyt0
of course it is better, you wont be dealing with any of that BS.
looks like that other one is creating static files for the blog, and there is a level of security on it. PHP scripts are generally considered to be an outside source when creating/ modifying files. Therfore, if your permissions arent set to at least 755 for all of the files that you are using, it will probably not grant you permission. This uid is verifying that you are ok to create/modify files.TR1