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centos - plesk - apache file owner

Mike Mike

New Pleskian
Hello, i have a question.

Server:
Centos 6 + Plesk 11
save_mode = off;

PHP support (run as Apache-module)

Problem:
I have a script that creates folders for users. mkdir('/var/www/vhosts/website.com/private/'.$user_id.', 0755, true);

And true the Plesk API i create a ftp user for the new folder.
The problem is that my php script create the new folder whit the following group and user: apache(502)/503

The ftp users has no rights in this folder at all.

If i create folders true ftp the group and user are: 505/10000

How can ik fix this problem.
 
Run PHP as FastCGI.

Goto Subscription > Websites & Domains > Website scripting & security (under advanced) > PHP support. Select FastCGI application in drop down menu and save settings.
 
Run PHP as FastCGI.

Goto Subscription > Websites & Domains > Website scripting & security (under advanced) > PHP support. Select FastCGI application in drop down menu and save settings.

I have tried that already, but then i have a other problem. fsockopen is not working in FastCGI modus.

Warning: fsockopen(): unable to connect.
 
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