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Posted by Chaddy2222 on June 16, 2009, 11:25 am
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Hi all.
I have an odd issue with FTP. Whenever I upload a PHP file to my web
hosts server, I get the default value of 664 set on the file. This
means that the server generates a 500 internal server error.
The permissions for PHP on this particular server are meant to be set
to 644, due to the way PHP is set-up.
Also when I manually change the permissions everything works fine. But
sometimes the default value for the permissions gets set to 0.
Has anyone else experienced this and how do you fix it, Cpanel uploads
PHP files fine with the correct permissions, but CoreFTP and Filezilla
seam to be having issues.
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Regards Chad. http://freewebdesignonline.org
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Posted by Jeff on June 16, 2009, 11:50 am
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Chaddy2222 wrote:
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> Hi all.
> I have an odd issue with FTP. Whenever I upload a PHP file to my web
> hosts server, I get the default value of 664 set on the file. This
> means that the server generates a 500 internal server error.
> The permissions for PHP on this particular server are meant to be set
> to 644, due to the way PHP is set-up.
> Also when I manually change the permissions everything works fine. But
> sometimes the default value for the permissions gets set to 0.
> Has anyone else experienced this and how do you fix it, Cpanel uploads
> PHP files fine with the correct permissions, but CoreFTP and Filezilla
> seam to be having issues.
> --
As you've noticed, your server is screwy. You may wish to ask your
server admin set umask to 022, otherwise you'll have to set it manually
as you have been doing.
I have no idea why setting to 664 should generate a 500 error. 500
errors are usually from too few permissions, not too many. Perhaps
someone else can shed some light on this.
Jeff
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> Regards Chad. http://freewebdesignonline.org
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Posted by Chaddy2222 on June 16, 2009, 1:01 pm
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> Chaddy2222 wrote:
> > Hi all.
> > I have an odd issue with FTP. Whenever I upload a PHP file to my web
> > hosts server, I get the default value of 664 set on the file. This
> > means that the server generates a 500 internal server error.
> > The permissions for PHP on this particular server are meant to be set
> > to 644, due to the way PHP is set-up.
> > Also when I manually change the permissions everything works fine. But
> > sometimes the default value for the permissions gets set to 0.
> > Has anyone else experienced this and how do you fix it, Cpanel uploads
> > PHP files fine with the correct permissions, but CoreFTP and Filezilla
> > seam to be having issues.
> > --
> As you've noticed, your server is screwy. You may wish to ask your
> server admin set umask to 022, otherwise you'll have to set it manually
> as you have been doing.
> =A0 =A0I have no idea why setting to 664 should generate a 500 error. 500
> errors are usually from too few permissions, not too many. Perhaps
> someone else can shed some light on this.
> =A0 =A0Jeff
Thanks Jeff. I just find it interesting it broke as well. My host
moved a heap of us resellers onto new servers due to perforance
issues.
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Regards Chad. http://freewebdesignonline.org
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Posted by Chaddy2222 on June 18, 2009, 1:26 am
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> Chaddy2222 wrote:
> > Hi all.
> > I have an odd issue with FTP. Whenever I upload a PHP file to my web
> > hosts server, I get the default value of 664 set on the file. This
> > means that the server generates a 500 internal server error.
> > The permissions for PHP on this particular server are meant to be set
> > to 644, due to the way PHP is set-up.
> > Also when I manually change the permissions everything works fine. But
> > sometimes the default value for the permissions gets set to 0.
> > Has anyone else experienced this and how do you fix it, Cpanel uploads
> > PHP files fine with the correct permissions, but CoreFTP and Filezilla
> > seam to be having issues.
> > --
> As you've noticed, your server is screwy. You may wish to ask your
> server admin set umask to 022, otherwise you'll have to set it manually
> as you have been doing.
> =A0 =A0I have no idea why setting to 664 should generate a 500 error. 500
> errors are usually from too few permissions, not too many. Perhaps
> someone else can shed some light on this.
> =A0 =A0Jeff
Hi again Jeff. I spoke to the host and they siad that it was already
set correctly, to what you suggested.
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Regards Chad. http://freewebdesignonline.org
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Posted by Jeff on June 19, 2009, 12:48 am
Please log in for more thread options Chaddy2222 wrote:
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>> Chaddy2222 wrote:
>>> Hi all.
>>> I have an odd issue with FTP. Whenever I upload a PHP file to my web
>>> hosts server, I get the default value of 664 set on the file. This
>>> means that the server generates a 500 internal server error.
>>> The permissions for PHP on this particular server are meant to be set
>>> to 644, due to the way PHP is set-up.
>>> Also when I manually change the permissions everything works fine. But
>>> sometimes the default value for the permissions gets set to 0.
>>> Has anyone else experienced this and how do you fix it, Cpanel uploads
>>> PHP files fine with the correct permissions, but CoreFTP and Filezilla
>>> seam to be having issues.
>>> --
>> As you've noticed, your server is screwy. You may wish to ask your
>> server admin set umask to 022, otherwise you'll have to set it manually
>> as you have been doing.
>> I have no idea why setting to 664 should generate a 500 error.
This is an ownership issue and is not unusual for 664 to do that.
500
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>> errors are usually from too few permissions, not too many. Perhaps
>> someone else can shed some light on this.
>> Jeff
> Hi again Jeff. I spoke to the host and they siad that it was already
> set correctly, to what you suggested.
That's very odd. These are .php files uploaded as ASCII?
Here is something about umask:
http://linuxzoo.net/page/sec_umask.html
If you create a folder, what permission does it have? What is the
folder permission of your scripts parent folder?
http://dotgiri.com/2009/04/16/what-is-umask-and-how-is-umask-set/
Problems will vary depending on who owns the file. You can check
ownership if you have shell access:
ls -l
http://linuxcommand.gds.tuwien.ac.at/lts0030.php
I don't want to lead you astray, I'm not a server admin, I know
enough that there are a lot of ways to set up a webserver, and set up
who owns what files and what group they are. There is no perfect setup
for every possible use.
I'd explain exactly what is going on to your server admin and see
what they say. The servers I have are on Rackspace and when I get
confused I call them. Thats worth a lot!
Maybe someone else can shed some more light on this for you.
Jeff
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> Regards Chad. http://freewebdesignonline.org
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> I have an odd issue with FTP. Whenever I upload a PHP file to my web
> hosts server, I get the default value of 664 set on the file. This
> means that the server generates a 500 internal server error.
> The permissions for PHP on this particular server are meant to be set
> to 644, due to the way PHP is set-up.
> Also when I manually change the permissions everything works fine. But
> sometimes the default value for the permissions gets set to 0.
> Has anyone else experienced this and how do you fix it, Cpanel uploads
> PHP files fine with the correct permissions, but CoreFTP and Filezilla
> seam to be having issues.
> --