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How do IFS file permissions get set? Below is my post to WEB400 where files are uploaded to the IFS. The application can list the file, providing a link for the user to open the file, but when the file is opened (or attempted to open) I get an access denied message.
Perhaps an idea on how to monitor for files placed in this folder and then a program that grants READ permissions? That seems a little awkward but I guess that would be a possibility.
Don't files placed in an IFS folder "inherit" the folder permissions? Is there a way to do this? The rest of the post is what was on WEB400:
Any idea how permissions can be set for files uploaded through a web page to the IFS?
We are running PHP in PASE and the file gets created with the following permissions:
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Data --Object Authorities--
User Authority Exist Mgt Alter Ref
*PUBLIC *NONE X X X X
QTMHHTP1 *RW X X X XIf we change permissions to *PUBLIC *R then we can access the file. There was a solution in the archives for Apache/Websphere but it doesn't apply to a PHP server.
Any idea of how you could accomplish the change of permissions? Since *PUBLIC has *RW permissions on the folder I thought files copied to that folder would inherit those permission but I guess I assumed too much.
Ideas? Thanks, Pete Helgren
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