Chmod Help On Php

i have this site which uploads images, but all images get a permission chmod of 66 not 777can ssomeone help me make it uploaded files receives a CHMOD of 777

 

Easy.

$image_url = 'images/image.gif';
chmod($image_url, 0777);

PHP:

 

tryed it doesnt work for some reason :S

 

Some hostings disable chmod via PHP.

 

You should chmod files 0644 and dirs 0755.

Are you getting the chmod value from a string? Please post all related code.

 

this function works only in PHP 5 see which version of PHP you are using

 

Who told you that?

 

im tryin to get the cmod code into this script but i cant do it
<?php
/*

- PHP4 Image upload script
- coded by kreoton

*/

class imageupload
{
//pblic variables
var $path = '';
var $errorStr = '';
var $imgurl = '';

//private variables
var $_errors = array();
var $_params = array();
var $_lang = array();
var $_maxsize = 1048576;

var $_im_status = false;

//public methods
function imageupload ()
{
require 'config.php';
$this->_types = $types;
$this->_lang = $lang;
$this->_upload_dir = $upload_dir;
$this->_maxsize = $maxsize;

$this->path = $PHP_SELF;

if (is_array($_FILES['__upload']))
{
$this->_params = $_FILES['__upload'];
if (function_exists('exif_imagetype'))
$this->_doSafeUpload();
else
$this->_doUpload();

if (count($this->_errors) > 0)
$this->_errorMsg();
}
}

function allowTypes ()
{
$str = '';
if (count($this->_types) > 0) {
$str = 'Allowed types: (';
$str .= implode(', ', $this->_types);
$str .= ')';
}

return $str;
}

// private methods
function _doSafeUpload ()
{
preg_match('/\.([a-zA-Z]+?)$/', $this->_params['name'], $matches);
if (exif_imagetype($this->_params['tmp_name']) && in_array(strtolower($matches[1]), $this->_types))
{
if ($this->_params['size'] > $this->_maxsize)
$this->_errors[] = $this->_lang['E_SIZE'];
else
$this->_im_status = true;

if ($this->_im_status == true)
{
$ext = substr($this->_params['name'], -4);
$this->new_name = md5(time()).$ext;

move_uploaded_file($this->_params['tmp_name'], $this->_upload_dir.$this->new_name);

$this->imgurl = 'http://'.$_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'].preg_replace('/\/([^\/]+?)$/', '/', $_SERVER['PHP_SELF']).$this->_upload_dir.$this->new_name;
}
}
else
$this->_errors[] = $this->_lang['E_TYPE'];
}

function _doUpload ()
{
preg_match('/\.([a-zA-Z]+?)$/', $this->_params['name'], $matches);
if(in_array(strtolower($matches[1]), $this->_types))
{
if ($this->_params['size'] > $this->_maxsize)
$this->_errors[] = $this->_lang['E_SIZE'];
else
$this->_im_status = true;

if ($this->_im_status == true)
{
$ext = substr($this->_params['name'], -3);
$this->new_name = md5(time()).$ext;

move_uploaded_file($this->_params['tmp_name'], $this->_upload_dir.$this->new_name);

$this->imgurl = 'http://'.$_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'].preg_replace('/\/([^\/]+?)$/', '/', $_SERVER['PHP_SELF']).$this->_upload_dir.'/'.$this->new_name;
}
}
else
$this->_errors[] = $this->_lang['E_TYPE'];
}

function _errorMsg()
{
$this->errorStr = implode('<br />', $this->_errors);
}
}

?>

can someone help me put the cmod code into it

 

under both move_uploaded_file($this->_params['tmp_name'], $this->_upload_dir.$this->new_name);

chmod($this->_upload_dir.$this->new_name, 0777);

but like MMJ commented; you need to study permissions and think why you would want 777, as world-writable is probably not needed at all.

 

I am having a smimilar problem but I am getting no such file or directory

$file_size=$HTTP_POST_FILES['Picture']['size'];
 if($file_size<50000)
        $r=mysql_query("show table status like 'member'");
        $id1=mysql_fetch_array($r);
        $id=$id1['Auto_increment'];
        $my_file ="usr".$id.".".strtolower($Extension[$ext]);
        move_uploaded_file($tmp_file,"picture/".$my_file);
        $image_url = '"picture/".$my_file';
        chmod($image_url,0644);
        $insert="INSERT INTO member SET UserName='".$_REQUEST['UserName']."',Password='".$_REQUEST['Password']."',Email='".$_REQUEST['Email']."',Regdate='".time()."',Picture='".$my_file."'"; 
       $r=mysql_query($insert);
        if(!session_is_registered("LogedInUserId"))
                                                                {
        session_register("LogedInUserId");

PHP:

it works without the chmod line but the files are all chmod 600, I just moved severs and the old server didnt need this chmod line

 

In some environments, we have found that permissions cannot be changed by the web user, typically Apache. Log in via SSH to see who "owns" the files. You can probably use FTP as well. This is what we have seen on "protective" web hosts.

Hope that gets you in the right direction.

-Bing

 

I am running VPS so I am able to change my environment, what should i change and where? I currently have a cron job changing permissions every 15 minutes but that doesnt look very professional on a website :|

BTW I am clueless about PHP so changing to FTP is going to be difficult for me
Sample ls -l output

-rw-r--r-- 1 vu2019 vu2019   9272 Feb 20 13:04 usr27.jpg
-rw-r--r-- 1 vu2019 vu2019   9510 Feb 20 13:15 usr28.jpg
-rw-r--r-- 1 vu2019 vu2019 365354 Feb 20 11:28 usr4.jpg
-rw-r--r-- 1 vu2019 vu2019 838291 Feb 20 11:29 usr5.jpg
-rw-r--r-- 1 vu2019 vu2019  28506 Feb 20 11:29 usr6.gif
-rw-r--r-- 1 vu2019 vu2019   1621 Feb 20 11:29 usr7.gif
-rw-r--r-- 1 vu2019 vu2019   5328 Feb 20 11:29 usr8.gif
-rw-r--r-- 1 vu2019 vu2019  14497 Feb 20 11:29 usr9.gif

PHP:

 

You should chmod files 644 and dirs 755.
If you chmod 777 (can execute), your host will be hacked easily.

 

So is there anything I can change in my code or config to make this functional?