On some servers after php create a folder, the default CHMOD is not set to be accessible to public (ex: 600) thus preventing the users to see the content generated by imagecache.
I think one should add a chmod($p, 0444) just after the mkdir.
On some servers after php create a folder, the default CHMOD is not set to be accessible to public (ex: 600) thus preventing the users to see the content generated by imagecache.
I think one should add a chmod($p, 0444) just after the mkdir.
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dopry commentedI'm going to let people figure out their own umasks,...