[PHP-DEV] Bug #13299 Updated: mkdir([DIR], 0777); wont set file permission From: designs <email protected>
Date: 09/14/01

ID: 13299
User updated by: designs <email protected>
Reported By: designs <email protected>
Old Status: Open
Status: Closed
Bug Type: Directory function related
Operating System: Linux
PHP Version: 4.0.6
New Comment:

Problem solved.

Clearly not a bug as it can be alleviated by setting the sticky with mkdir([DIR], 01777);

However, unusual as this workaround has not been needed on other systems we use. Thanks for the quick turnaround.

Previous Comments:
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[2001-09-14 11:01:12] designs <email protected>

sticky bit of directory I try to create it in are set are set to '2 joey' as default. The directory created by PHP sets a sticky bit of '2 httpd' with no permission other than root.

so you think it's a sticky problem then?

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[2001-09-14 08:10:53] hholzgra <email protected>

sticky bits set on the directory you try to create it in ?

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[2001-09-14 07:49:44] designs <email protected>

When adding directories the line

mkdir([DIRNAME]. 0777);

will not create a directory with permissions other than root. Attempted using command with umask(0000); but made no difference.

PHP is denied permission to set these privileges. How is this fixed?

PHP 4.0.6 was compiled on my Raq3 as an Apache module.

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