move_uploaded_file isn't working

[Stijn Goris]

HI all,

I have created a script that allows a user to upload a picture. I have an
IIS server runing on my own pc but the actual site runs an Apache server.
The upload script worked perfectly on my IIS but refuses to work on the
Apache.

All I know is that the script stops working at move_uploaded_file()
function. The warnings echo'ed are:
Warning: move_uploaded_file(images/nieuws/TIDEEY%7E1.jpg): failed to open
stream: Permission denied in
/scout/users/yyy/public_html/cgi-bin/pictures/class.UploadPicture.php on
line 108

Warning: move_uploaded_file(): Unable to move '/tmp/phphEjKUh' to
'images/nieuws/TIDEEY%7E1.jpg' in
/scout/users/yyy/public_html/cgi-bin/pictures/class.UploadPicture.php on
line 108

I also echo the $_FILES['imageFile']['error'] which returns a 0 (no error at
all). I first do a is_uploaded_file() which returns no errors at all. The
nieuws dir has 766 rules applied.

Maybee someone can help me out?

Thanks
Stijn

[Michael Austin]

Stijn Goris wrote:

HI all,

I have created a script that allows a user to upload a picture. I have an
IIS server runing on my own pc but the actual site runs an Apache server.
The upload script worked perfectly on my IIS but refuses to work on the
Apache.

All I know is that the script stops working at move_uploaded_file()
function. The warnings echo'ed are:
Warning: move_uploaded_file(images/nieuws/TIDEEY%7E1.jpg): failed to open
stream: Permission denied in
/scout/users/yyy/public_html/cgi-bin/pictures/class.UploadPicture.php on
line 108

Warning: move_uploaded_file(): Unable to move '/tmp/phphEjKUh' to
'images/nieuws/TIDEEY%7E1.jpg' in
/scout/users/yyy/public_html/cgi-bin/pictures/class.UploadPicture.php on
line 108

I also echo the $_FILES['imageFile']['error'] which returns a 0 (no error at
all). I first do a is_uploaded_file() which returns no errors at all. The
nieuws dir has 766 rules applied.

Maybee someone can help me out?

Thanks
Stijn

the user that owns the Apache server does not have permissions to write into the
directory.

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[Ken]

Ask your users the correct syntax for the directory to upload files.

Also the directory you have to create on the Apache server must have
permission. Change permission to 777.

Ken

"Michael Austin" <ma*****@firstdbasource.com> wrote in message
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Stijn Goris wrote:

HI all,

I have created a script that allows a user to upload a picture. I have an IIS server runing on my own pc but the actual site runs an Apache server. The upload script worked perfectly on my IIS but refuses to work on the
Apache.

All I know is that the script stops working at move_uploaded_file()
function. The warnings echo'ed are:
Warning: move_uploaded_file(images/nieuws/TIDEEY%7E1.jpg): failed to open stream: Permission denied in
/scout/users/yyy/public_html/cgi-bin/pictures/class.UploadPicture.php on
line 108

Warning: move_uploaded_file(): Unable to move '/tmp/phphEjKUh' to
'images/nieuws/TIDEEY%7E1.jpg' in
/scout/users/yyy/public_html/cgi-bin/pictures/class.UploadPicture.php on
line 108

I also echo the $_FILES['imageFile']['error'] which returns a 0 (no error at all). I first do a is_uploaded_file() which returns no errors at all. The nieuws dir has 766 rules applied.

Maybee someone can help me out?

Thanks
Stijn
the user that owns the Apache server does not have permissions to write

into the directory.

--
Michael Austin.
Consultant - Available.
Donations welcomed. Http://www.firstdbasource.com/donations.html
:)

[Stijn Goris]

"Ken" <kk******@wi.rr.com> wrote in message
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Ask your users the correct syntax for the directory to upload files.

Also the directory you have to create on the Apache server must have
permission. Change permission to 777.

Ken

"Michael Austin" <ma*****@firstdbasource.com> wrote in message
news:uE*****************@newssvr23.news.prodigy.co m...

Stijn Goris wrote:

HI all,

I have created a script that allows a user to upload a picture. I have an IIS server runing on my own pc but the actual site runs an Apache server. The upload script worked perfectly on my IIS but refuses to work on the Apache.

All I know is that the script stops working at move_uploaded_file()
function. The warnings echo'ed are:
Warning: move_uploaded_file(images/nieuws/TIDEEY%7E1.jpg): failed to open stream: Permission denied in
/scout/users/yyy/public_html/cgi-bin/pictures/class.UploadPicture.php on line 108

Warning: move_uploaded_file(): Unable to move '/tmp/phphEjKUh' to
'images/nieuws/TIDEEY%7E1.jpg' in
/scout/users/yyy/public_html/cgi-bin/pictures/class.UploadPicture.php on line 108

I also echo the $_FILES['imageFile']['error'] which returns a 0 (no error at all). I first do a is_uploaded_file() which returns no errors at all. The nieuws dir has 766 rules applied.

Maybee someone can help me out?

Thanks
Stijn

the user that owns the Apache server does not have permissions to write

into the

directory.

--
Michael Austin.
Consultant - Available.
Donations welcomed. Http://www.firstdbasource.com/donations.html
:)

problem solved, thanks.

Why do I need 777. Is write and read acces not enough?

regards

[Alvaro G Vicario]

*** Stijn Goris wrote/escribió (Tue, 10 Aug 2004 10:05:45 +0200):

Why do I need 777. Is write and read acces not enough?

Without access permission you can read and write files--you just can't get
directory listings.
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[Justin Koivisto]

Stijn Goris wrote:

"Ken" <kk******@wi.rr.com> wrote in message
news:o7*******************@twister.rdc-kc.rr.com...

Ask your users the correct syntax for the directory to upload files.

Also the directory you have to create on the Apache server must have
permission. Change permission to 777.

Ken

"Michael Austin" <ma*****@firstdbasource.com> wrote in message
news:uE*****************@newssvr23.news.prodigy. com...

Stijn Goris wrote:
HI all,

I have created a script that allows a user to upload a picture. I have

an

IIS server runing on my own pc but the actual site runs an Apache

server.

The upload script worked perfectly on my IIS but refuses to work on
the
Apache.

All I know is that the script stops working at move_uploaded_file()
function. The warnings echo'ed are:
Warning: move_uploaded_file(images/nieuws/TIDEEY%7E1.jpg): failed to

open

stream: Permission denied in
/scout/users/yyy/public_html/cgi-bin/pictures/class.UploadPicture.php
on
line 108

Warning: move_uploaded_file(): Unable to move '/tmp/phphEjKUh' to
'images/nieuws/TIDEEY%7E1.jpg' in
/scout/users/yyy/public_html/cgi-bin/pictures/class.UploadPicture.php
on
line 108

I also echo the $_FILES['imageFile']['error'] which returns a 0 (no

error at

all). I first do a is_uploaded_file() which returns no errors at all.

The

nieuws dir has 766 rules applied.

Maybee someone can help me out?

Thanks
Stijn

the user that owns the Apache server does not have permissions to write

into the

directory.

--
Michael Austin.
Consultant - Available.
Donations welcomed. Http://www.firstdbasource.com/donations.html
:)

problem solved, thanks.

Why do I need 777. Is write and read acces not enough?

Yes, and no. The directory needs to be executable or you can't cd to it
(needed to write into it). However, the files themselves only need
write+read. Therefore, if you have existing files:

chmod 777 dirname
chmod 666 dirname/*

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[Gordon Burditt]

>> Why do I need 777. Is write and read acces not enough?

Without access permission you can read and write files--you just can't get
directory listings.

Without search permission (what I prefer to call x permission as
applied to directories), you may be able to read the directory
(depends on read permission), but you cannot access any files under
that directory. A mode 444 directory is pretty much useless (except
to root), as all you can do is list the files you can't access.
The same applies to a mode 666 directory (you can't create files,
either). A mode 111 directory allows you to access the files and
directories in it (subject to their permissions) *IF* you can guess
their names.

Permissions like 755 or 750 or 700 or 777 are more normal for
directories. The octal digits 2, 3, 4, or 6 are fairly unusual in
directory permissions, and in my experience, it's usually a mistake
(although I'm not claiming there is absolutely NO use for these).

Gordon L. Burditt