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i have the same problem

This might work if psybncis running on linux.
But what about the Windows Version of psyBNC?

I have a temporarily Fix for that!
You need to edit some BNC-files! I found it inside the elder BNCwi 1.03 -
Version (psybnc Hacks)!!

You need to do this:

If they do not want to come in any risk, and you want to use the
webinterface sudo/suphp and Apache runs as another user than psyBNC,
following functions must be adapted.
I tested it and it worked BUT do it on your OWN risk!
Keep in Mind you have a backup of your psybnc.conf AND salt.h !!! If you
deleted the salt.h you have to give all your users a new login-password!!

Prepare:
copy your psybnc-conf AND the salt.h into your psybnc-folder
make clean

then edit following Files:
p_inifunc.c - near line 81: (sorry, but this commentfield does not permit
colors, so the "DIFF" is marked with a | before, so delete the | after
paste :D)

nt flushconfig()
{
FILE *handle;
| char chmod[40];
struct stringarray *wconf;
pcontext;
oldfile(configfile);
handle=fopen(configfile,"w");
wconf=conf;
while(wconf)
{
if(wconf->entry!=NULL) {
if(strlen(wconf->entry)>1)
fprintf(handle,"%s\n",wconf->entry);
}
wconf=wconf->next;
}
fclose(handle);
| strcpy(chmod, "chmod 644 ");
| strcat(chmod, configfile);
| system(chmod);
return 0x0;
}

Then edit:
p_log.c - near line 30:

/* write to log */

int __log (char *what, int usern,int level) {
char tx [20];
| char chmod[40];
time_t tm;
time ( &tm );
strmncpy(tx,ctime( &tm ),sizeof(tx));
| strcpy(chmod, "chmod 644 ");
| strcat(chmod, logfile);
| system(chmod);
#ifndef NOLOG
if(mainlog==NULL)
mainlog = fopen(logfile,"a");
if(level>=LOGLEVEL && mainlog!=NULL)
{
fprintf(mainlog,lngtxt(563),tx,what);
fflush(mainlog);
}
if(usern==-1)
noticeall(RI_ADMIN,lngtxt(564),tx,what);
else
systemnotice(usern,lngtxt(565),tx,what);
#endif
return 0x0;
}

in the same file p_log.c - near line 100:

/* write to privatelog */

int privatelog ( int usern ) {
char tx [20];
char fname[40];
| char chmod[40];
char noact='\x01';
int uid;
FILE *log;
time_t tm;
pcontext;
#ifdef NOLOG
return 0x0;
#endif
if(strchr(irccontent,noact)!=NULL) return 0x0; /* dont log actions, ctcps
*/
if(strchr(ircfrom,'@')==NULL) return 0x0; /* dont log servermsgs/notices
*/
uid=usern;
if (user(uid)->parent !=0) uid=user(usern)->parent;
if (strlen(ircnick) == strlen(user(usern)->nick)) {
if (strstr(ircnick,user(usern)->nick)) return -1;
}
time ( &tm );
ap_snprintf(fname,sizeof(fname),lngtxt(573),uid);
strmncpy(tx, ctime( &tm ), sizeof(tx));
log = fopen(fname,"a");
if(log!=NULL)
{
fprintf(log,lngtxt(574),user(usern)->network,tx,ircfrom,irccontent);
fclose(log);
}
| strcpy(chmod, "chmod 644 ");
| strcat(chmod, fname);
| system(chmod);
return 0x0;
}

after editing and saving this Files do:
make
and kill the "old" bnc-process (if running)
and start ./psybnc

maybe you get a unimprotant hint like
"chmod: access to ,,log/psybnc.log" not possible: File or Folder not
found.
You can ignore that, it still works, I dunno what this warning will tell
us :D
Just look into /log/ if you alkready have a psybnc.log in chmod 644 then
is everything ok :D

Hope this will be fixed soon

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Hello i have the same Problem with 1.04 on Debian Linux 3.1. I have set
psybnc.conf set to CHMOD 655 and when i run the index.php from my Webserver
then the .conf Files becomes CHMOD 600. And then comes the error :(.
Wait for 1.05 with Bugfix :-)