@Andras: You should avoid using 777 as that gives read/write/execute access to the world, which is a major security concern.
If user cannot read/write from these files it can cause Fatal PHP errors which cause cronjobs not to run
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When a web page loads, any files written/updated within tmp folders are given apache:apache (user:group) access.
When a cronjob runs, any files written/updated within tmp folders are given user:user (user:group) access.
If apache cannot read/write from these files it can cause Fatal PHP errors and web pages fail to load
If user cannot read/write from these files it can cause Fatal PHP errors which cause cronjobs not to run
How do I create a setup where apache and user cronjobs can run and update tmp files without breaking everything?
Thanks, Paul.
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