Changing default file permissions for files created by PHP

问题

I have an Amazon EC2 server with multiple user accounts. Each user installs a PHP-based CMS system which during the install process downloads a few packages from a remote repository. The problem is that downloaded packages are not writable for the user (ei. cannot be deleted).

Question is, how can I set the default file permission for files created by PHP to 666?

Many thanks!

回答1:

You can use find to find all of the files that are owned by apache and then chmod them with the desired permissions.

For example:
find <your direcoty path> -type f -user "apache" -exec chmod 666 {} \;
will change the permissions of all files owned by apache in the specified path recursively.

While I was searching the web I found this answer, which I think, is a more proper way to handle your problem.

来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/12672815/changing-default-file-permissions-for-files-created-by-php