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cgi permissions

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cgi permissions

cgi permissions

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Without correct permissions for files created by CGI scripts, a script will fail. So, how to set permissions automatically (on the fly) when generating CGI files with new or unique names?

By the way, the cgi code is compiled/binary, so no mod_perl, etc.

RE: cgi permissions

(OP)
Also, this CGI is in a Linux / Apache system.

RE: cgi permissions

I believe the files that are created have owner of apache:apache with 755 perms, I think.

One thing you might be able to do, set the perms on the parent directory to rwxrws--x
Files and subdirs below the parent will inherit the parent's perms. Then you can put apache into the same group that the parent directory is a member of. So now group members can write - it doesn't have to be the owner to write to the file.

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