RE: [phpesp-general] Exporting CSV file

[Aaron A. <lt...@fr...>]

Well, if you are have root access, you can grab the file.  If the owner is
apache, that means it has the rights to modify it.  So it's a matter of
finding out where in the program to edit the code to modify it.  Keep us
posted on your progress 

-----Original Message-----
From: php...@li...
[mailto:php...@li...] On Behalf Of Jack Cooper
Sent: Tuesday, March 02, 2004 10:10 AM
To: php...@li...
Subject: [phpesp-general] Exporting CSV file


I'm working with a relatively large survey file (> 1000 responses) and am
trying to export results as a CSV file.  Apparently, there is some timeout
pararmeter set which prevents me from explicitly downloading a file of this
size.

When I choose the CSV option from the export screen, a file gets saved to
the /tmp directory (on Sun/Solaris) with no world read permissions and
ownership by 'nobody', so this file can not be read or copied.

How can I either

	a) override the default download timeout period, or

	b) automatically create CSV files with world read permission?


	Jack Cooper






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