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Why dont you want to deactivate safe mode ?
Its completely pointless on a dedicated server. In fact, SM is pretty much obsolete anyway, and has been removed in php 6. |
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Now your jumping to conclusions... I never said anything about changing ownership of files. |
Safe Mode uses an UID check / GID can be enabled as well so if the UID of the calling PHP script doesn't match the UID of the directory it should write the process will fail.
And - that should be regarded as "must have" - the UID should be different from the UID Apache or more specific PHP is running under. Though this also means new directories are created with the "PHP UID" - not the "Files UID" if these terms can be used and due of the Safe Mode limitations - well php.net/manual/en/features.safe-mode.php Regarding to the entire Safe Mode - Suhosin / mod_sec / suExec might be a better solution :) |
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