Wrong Permission

[skyknight]

Hi,

All my hosted application like opencart, prestashop can't generate file cache correctly. Application cache system generate file cache with 600 permission for file and 700 for folder.

How to fix it so cache system on opencart, prestashop can genarate file with correct permssion?

 

[skyknight]

if i switch back to apache, everything work fine, uploaded file will have correct permission.

 

[NiteWave]

if you're using control panel (e.g. WHM/cPanel), ensure to enable php suExec mode.

 

[skyknight]

I have enable php suExec mode on PHP suEXEC Quick Configuration and Auto Start set to yes. Still getting 600 for file and 700 for folder.

I also try to run easyapache for several time and still error.

 

[Kevin K]

[solved]

I have found to have the same issue today. PHP suexec is enabled in WHM and set to auto start in and run in litespeed. I have the same exact configuration on another server with no issues.

I have reinstalled litespeed and rebuilt easyapache several times.

If Litespeed is enabled, on upload the folders are set to 700 and files 600. If I switch to apache, the correct permissions are set at 755 and 644.

How can I fix this or get someone to look into this?

 

[NiteWave]

not sure if this test script helps to trace the issue:

<?php

echo exec('umask');

?>

run it under apache and litespeed, if the output same or not?

 

[Kevin K]

This is what I found, which makes sense why these issues are happening. Now to find why litespeed has this umask.


Litespeed:

0077

Apache:

0022

I have checked other servers and they check out fine. It is is only happening on one of our servers. This all started when we ran easyapache to upgrade from php 5.3.27 to 5.3.28. No other settings were changed in the php build.

 

[NiteWave]

then can you try lsphp-5.3.27 ?

#cd /usr/local/lsws/fcgi-bin
#ln -sf lsphp-5.3.27 lsphp5

restart lsws, should back to 5.3.27

 

[Kevin K]

Same results

 

[NiteWave]

what's the output if run the script under command line:

#/usr/local/lsws/fcgi-bin/lsphp5 test.php
#/usr/local/lsws/fcgi-bin/lsphp4 test.php

 

[Kevin K]

Working with your support, we found the issue. This was an issue with eAccelerator. I compiled without eAccelerator and the umask returned to 022. Then I recompiled again with eAccelerator and the umask stayed at 022.

Hopefully this will help those that run into the same issue.