If you were actually setting the files to 0777 with chmod, as you indicated in your previous e-mail, then those files were set to be executable. On my systems, none of my PHP files are set to 0777. They're set to 0660.
On Wednesday, January 9 2008 8:36:21 pm Tom Holmes Jr. wrote:
Ah ... it turns out, that on Linux, files need to be set 'executable' in order to execute php scripts ...
who knew ...?
Tom Holmes Jr. wrote:
I am using the Import HTML Module and it works to a point. I have HTML Tidy, XML, and XSLT configured within PHP/Drupal. I can pick the source directory, I can see the structure of the web-site I want to import, and I am selecting one file to test. I can get this error message: warning: mkdir() [function.mkdir http://localhost/labmice/admin/import_html/function.mkdir]: Permission denied in /opt/apache/www/labmice/sites/all/modules/import_html/coders_php_library/ file-routines.inc on line 164.
I have a files/imported directory already created under Drupal. The permissions for this is chmod 0777 and it is set for public. I am running my Apache web-server on my system as root .... and /tmp is owned by root ... So, I am thinking all the permissions should be fine ... but for some reason I get this error message?
Any ideas on what it is I setup wrong, or what I am doing wrong? If anyone needs anymore information ... please let me know. Thanks!
Tom