Re: [Phphelpdesk-help] upload in phphelpdesk

[alister a. <ali...@ut...>]

At 06:43 AM 12/7/2001, a.a...@re... wrote:


>you must create a directory files in phphelpdesk with chmod 777

You *never* want to do this.  That's a really bad thing to do, as it means 
the files on your system can be modified by anyone with a login to your 
system.  644 for files and 755 for directories is always enough.  644 means 
owner can read and write, group and everyone else can only read.  755 means 
owner can read, write, and execute, everyone else can read and execute.  If 
you are using groups, you might use 664 for files and 775 for directories, 
but 777 is definitely wrong - it is a gaping hole to give these rights 
anywhere on your system that you remotely care about.

Regards,

Alister


>you must create a field in table events :  e_file with varchar 30 and null
>
>delete your upload.php or not
>
>copy   vj_showticket.scp.php,  vj_upload.scp.php  and  viewjobs.scp.php to 
>phphelpdesk/scripts
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>
>in vj_upload.scp.php at line 9,  set the path of your 
>web         (  /usr/local/httpd/htdocs/phphelpdesk/files )
>
>thats all.
>
>sorry for my bad english ;-)
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