Colm MacCarthaigh wrote:
>On Fri, Apr 22, 2005 at 11:14:30PM +0100, Sean O Sullivan wrote:
>>>>I'm not aware of which mod, or part of apache is creating the files, I
>>do know that the files are being created by apache, and are being
>>created in htroot & must have permissions 775.
>>>>>>o.k. well you're going to have to track that down and change the calls
>for open() to use something other than the default permissions for files
>(666). What are the files called?
>>Thanks - helpful, I'll have to look into that.
>>>>Apache's default umask (compiled in I believe) is set as 755, and ways
>>of changing are apparently editing the apachectl (however i added umask
>>002 to this, and it made no difference) and mod_umask was created (with
>>mod_dav in mind I believe).
>>>>At this point, I'm thinking umask is not the way to go - since files
>>/must/ be 775, and umask sets files to 666 max.
>>Problem is - I'm at a slight loss as to how to set file creation mask
>>(any googling only throws up umask or mod_umask, and not much of
>>anything else useful).
>>>>>>It's hardcoded into libc. glibc for example defines the macro
>DEFFILEMODE. *nix systems never create executable files without
>an explicit chmod, it's just part of the security model.
>>It's a *really* bad idea changing this.
>I agree ... however may not have a choice sadly.
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