Re: IFS permissions

[Alfredo Delgado <adelgado@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

You should be able to use chmod.

http://us2.php.net/manual/en/function.chmod.php

|chmod( "/www/instance/someDir/someImage.png", 644 ); // read write 
owner, read group, read others|

SUSAN FRAZIER wrote:

> Whenever we write to the ifs we must also execute a chgaut on the object. 
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> Hello,
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> What controls file permissions on the IFS?  We have written a PHP 
> applications that allows users to upload images (.jpgs) from their desktop 
> to the IFS.  The upload to the IFS works fine but the file on the IFS ends 
> up without *public Read / Execute permissions so the user can not view the 
> image after the upload.  We are on V5R3, using PHP and Apache via the PASE 
> shell.  Any assistance is appreciated.
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