right problems, get crazy

I understand nothing about the rights !

I create directories and subdirs by php scripts. I've an admin accound, and
trying to delete files by FTP, I've not the right to. Admin should have ALL
rights, isn't ? Why may I not manage the files and dirs by FTP on the admin
account if created by a php script ?

Please help I'm getting crazy.

Bob

re: right problems, get crazy

"Bob Bedford" <bob@bedford.coma écrit dans le message de news:
44db243a$0$32090$5402220f@news.sunrise.ch...Ok I've figured out where the problem is but don't know how to fix it.
My customers use different programs to send datas on my server. Each program
has his own FTP access and in their own space.
I mean on my server, when I create a new user, I've a new architecture. Here
is the way it works:
web/ where the website code is.
when creating a user, say xxx
users/xxx/data ftp access with his own user/pass.

Now my scripts can access the users/xxx/data directory and manage the images
sent. Every image is resized and then copied in my web/clients/image
directory

When using one script from images coming from the program X, the owner is
http.
When using one script from images coming from the program Y, the owner is
the Y program ftp user.
Why ? I can't modify, change, manage those images, as I've no right on it.
My script are running under httpd user, so how to change the script user for
such file in that way I'll then change the file owner.
Please help.

re: right problems, get crazy

Bob Bedford wrote:You don't say what OS you're using, so it's impossible to say.

However, in any case, this sounds like normal operation - files created
under Apache are owned by the Apache user's id, while files uploaded by
ftp belong to the ftp user.

I'd suggest you follow up in a group related to the administration of
your OS.

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re: right problems, get crazy

Bob Bedford wrote:Assuming this is linux:

You can set the sticky bit of the parent directoy to force the files to
be owned by the user/group of that folder.

Otherwise, you'll have to proxy all file creation through the server's
user so that it can manage them.