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           Summary: Intermittent File/Dir Mode Problems
           Product: Apache httpd-2.0
           Version: 2.0.46
          Platform: PC
        OS/Version: Linux
            Status: NEW
          Severity: normal
          Priority: P2
         Component: Core
        AssignedTo: bugs@httpd.apache.org
        ReportedBy: bws@briansp.com


I am running Apache 2.0.46 under RHEL3 with the latest up2date patches.

Intermittently, I will have problems with files and directories created by
apache from both PHP and mod_perl applications (our custom apps, and RT in
particular) where the directories and/or files will wind up with (typically)
zero modes (0000).  The applications in question seem to be doing the right
thing in setting explicit modes on files/dirs that are created, and normal
exhibit expected behaviour.  But intermittently this problem will recur without
any other accompanying events.  It also seems to clear up on its own without my
intervention, although I have to chmod files that have already been created.

A developer I'm working with who is developing under a fairly different
environment (OSX, PHP5, Apache 2.0.52) who experiences the same problem with PHP
session files in /tmp winding up, again intermittently, with 0000 modes.

So the commonality here seems to be Apache 2.  I haven't been able to to
correlate this with any other log events.  

I am going to create a simple PHP program that will create files and dirs
through apache and have it run itself regularly via cron and see what happens in
terms of the modes.

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