Another File Upload Problem

[silveira neto]

I got a php script that makes a upload to my server. But it actualy don't works. I'm working on Kurumin Linux 2.13, Apache 1.3.26 and PHP4.
The source (it handles an string gotten in a form):

if ($file == "none") { echo"Try put an valid file.";
echo"<a href=index.html >back</a>";
}else {
copy($file, "myfile/".$file_nam e);
unlink($file);
echo"All Right!";
}

The erro:
Warning: Unable to create 'arquivos/exemple.txt': Permission denied in /var/www/up/upload.php on line 25

Ok, its a problem with permision, right?
But, how can I resolve this? How can I give permision to PHP write in my HD? Is it secure?
Thanks!

[Stefan Mehnert]

Re: Another File Upload Problem

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> Ok, its a problem with permision, right?
> But, how can I resolve this? How can I give permision to PHP write in my HD? Is it secure?[/color]

CHMOD ist the Linux Command to change Permissions. Php has also a chmod
function.

Try this:

-> chmod("/somedir/somefile", 0755); // octal; correct value of mode

http://de3.php.net/manual/en/function.chmod.php

Greets,
Stefan Mehnert

[Agelmar]

Re: Another File Upload Problem

"silveira neto" <otenarievlis@y ahoo.com.br> wrote in message
news:0bb4d2fa79 69fbb833b42e0a9 6eb1363@localho st.talkaboutpro gramming.com...[color=blue]
> I got a php script that makes a upload to my server. But it actualy don't[/color]
works. I'm working on Kurumin Linux 2.13, Apache 1.3.26 and PHP4.[color=blue]
> The source (it handles an string gotten in a form):
>
> if ($file == "none") { echo"Try put an valid file.";
> echo"<a href=index.html >back</a>";
> }else {
> copy($file, "myfile/".$file_nam e);
> unlink($file);
> echo"All Right!";
> }
>
> The erro:
> Warning: Unable to create 'arquivos/exemple.txt': Permission denied in[/color]
/var/www/up/upload.php on line 25[color=blue]
>
> Ok, its a problem with permision, right?
> But, how can I resolve this? How can I give permision to PHP write in my[/color]
HD? Is it secure?[color=blue]
> Thanks![/color]

I'm suprised it even gets that far. You are relying on register_global s =
On, you should use $_FILES instead...