php-windows Digest 24 Jun 2004 17:59:00 -0000 Issue 2297
Topics (messages 24066 through 24067):
iis5 (w2k) and security context of php with fastcgi.enable=0|1
24066 by: Petar [Lists]
[PHP_WIN] CHMOD current directory
24067 by: Lenny Davila
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PHP 4.3.x
Windows 2000 Server + IIS5
php.ini fastcgi.enable=0 (default) lets PHP.EXE work in the
security context of the ISR_machine account defined for
anonymous access from my current understanding and practical
observations.
If I have a sub-directory that enforces NTLM login for a web
user the PHP.EXE process seems to change security context
to this new user/password.
php.ini fastcgi.enable=1 reads as if it sets the behaviour to the same
as =0 ???
Can someone enlighten me as the what I am missing here that
fastcgi.enable=1 does that fastcgi.enable=0 does not allow?
Regards
..Petar
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Is there a way to chmod the directory the php fie is run in? I have a
script that will create new directories but the current directory must have
the proper permissions. I tried to change them using chmod($myDir, 0777)
but it says permission denied. Any way to do it? I know I could have the
user do all of tis, but I thought ID make it easy. TIA
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