Posted by Weasel on 1999-03-20
>Its due to the way they have their permissions setup for user >accounts. The perl program is run as nobody or as www or httpd, and >tries to write to a directory owned by you, and so it does not have >the permission to create the file properly. > If you have telnet/ssh .... access to that mashine you can try to chgrp the files to the httpd-user (whatever it is called) and change the permissions to 770, 660 or whatever you prefer. it should work then. at least it did for me once. -- Weasel
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