[thelist] chmod & PHP question
dave gray
dascott at wam.umd.edu
Mon Jul 24 09:20:54 CDT 2000
the 's' where the 'x' normally is means that when the file is executed, it
is run as the user who requested it (so if it's run by the webserver, it's
usually run as 'nobody', depending on your setup)
anyone know why it would do that by default? is that a Cobalt thing maybe? i
think you can safely 'chmod g-s *' to get rid of those...
-dave
<snip>
drwxrwsr-x 2 admin site2 1024 Jul 18 20:18 html
drwxrwsr-x 5 dev_df site2 1024 Jul 12 21:37 images
drwxrwsr-x 2 admin site2 1024 Jul 17 21:36 includes
drwxrwxrwx 2 admin site2 1024 Jul 18 21:04 text
...
And - what is the 's' in the permissions listings where I'm expecting an 'x'
or a '-' ? (this is a Cobalt (aka Redhat) Linux system)
</snip>
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