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Thursday 16 November 2006 8:57:46 am
Hi Philip If you upload a file with PHP, the file is first stored in whatever you have specified as tmp directory in your php.ini. Then your script (the action of the form you used to upload) moves the uploaded file to the final destination directory, e.g. /var/storage So you have to make sure that PHP can acess both the tmp directory and the /var directory (and all its subfolders). It is not always necessary to create a tmp directory for PHP as long as PHP can access the system default: http://lu.php.net/manual/en/ini.core.php#ini.upload-tmp-dir You could try whether the problem is caused by EZ by writing a small php script that allows you to upload a file and moves this file into the var directory, but you need at least a bit of PHP knowledge for this. Also don't forget to enable full debug output and check whether you get anything there, maybe the problem is not caused by any permissions. Also check whether the problem occurs for all kinds of upload or maybe just for images or just for packages. Good luck Claudia
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