[TYPO3-linux] mkdir (...) Permission denied
Michael Stucki
michael at typo3.org
Thu May 10 13:06:42 CEST 2007
Hi Franz,
> Hello Michael,
>
>> Of course:
>> $TYPO3_CONF_VARS['BE']['fileCreateMask'] = '0666';
>> $TYPO3_CONF_VARS['BE']['folderCreateMask'] = '0777';
>>
>> But irregarding of this, setting files globally writable is always a bad
>> choice.
>
> Thanks to this solution for files created by TYPO3. But there will still
> be a problem if the user uses FTP to transfer his files to the server
> and safe_mode has been turned on.
Some FTP clients provide similar options. But of course, non of these
solutions is satisfying enough. The main problem is that the webserver runs
with a different user as the FTP user. All you can do in this case is to
tinker.
> In this case IMHO a cron job must be started to change the user or group
> back to the apache's user/group.
Probably we have different views on how a webserver needs to be
administrated.
> This is especially necessary if someone uses the DAM extension. Because
> DAM replaces the normal File module and the text files under the
> fileadmin folder cannot be edited any more. Therefore the user must use
> the SSH/SFTP/FTP and his operating system's editor instead.
Or simply use DAM 1.1.
- michael
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