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got it! Turned out it was set to 022 by default, so I had to set it to 0, I was doing it backwards. Anyways, although I need to improve my security later, for now it works how I want, so thanks!

Edit: Okay I posted too soon

oh ok i didnt get what that meant (sorry I have like no knowledge of Unix). I'll try that, thanks

oh but one question, is there anyway to change the user PHP is calling as from "nobody" to something else a little more secure?

thanks, thats a good article, but it didn't really answer my question

Ok thanks, that makes sense.

But I'd assume if I could have it chmod'd so that all users have write access then there wouldn't be a problem? If thats the case then the other thread that i just...

Notepad 2

A great little program. Its basically notepad with usefull coding tools (syntak schemes, bracket matching, line numbering) and some other features (small toolbar), etc. Its still small,...

Edit: From a post in this topic, found out that my problem wasn't what I thought it was, and ended up solving my problem in aonther topic: https://www.unix.com/showthread.php?p=302076761#post302076761...

Edit: Solved, thanks ranj@chn!


Okay, i use the command: chmod -R ugo+rwx thefolderIwanttochange

Thats fine, but when I create new files or folders within "thefolderIwantochange" they are...