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Paul
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Posted 11/29/07 - 11:00 AM:
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With templates, personally I use the online editor so I don't run into the issue, but you can use the admin panel's chmod utility to set all templates to 666. Or just delete before uploading.

"Do things you love doing, because then it ain't work. Don't do something you don't really enjoy, because you're never going to work hard enough at it." - Bob Young, founder of Red Hat
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Posted 11/29/07 - 12:18 PM:
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Your email account seems dead, this reply bounced:

Hi. This is the qmail-send program at yahoo.com.
I'm afraid I wasn't able to deliver your message to the following addresses.
This is a permanent error; I've given up. Sorry it didn't work out.

72.52.171.206 does not like recipient.
Remote host said: 550 No such address here
Giving up on 72.52.171.206.

There's no reason to chmod files which are owned by the script's user ("nobody") -- it already has full control over them, chmoding would only give other users control who don't need it.

This is normal behavior when PHP runs as apache. As I mentioned in the thread, suExec may offer an alternative but I haven't tried it.

- Paul

"Do things you love doing, because then it ain't work. Don't do something you don't really enjoy, because you're never going to work hard enough at it." - Bob Young, founder of Red Hat
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