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Often times, a php script needs write access to disk. Most new installs will use mod_ruid2+cli, suPHp, fastcgi or php-fpm, which should all run php as the given User, rather than as "apache". To determine what uid a php process is running as, you can use this script to get a definitive answer: <?php Note that this requires that both "system" and "phpinfo" not be set in your disabe_functions list in your php.ini. | ||
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