What is the UID/GID of the CMSMS script?

[kendo451]

I am trying to set the permissions correctly for the folders: modules, uploads, tmp.  Using Red Hat Enterprise Linix 4, PHP 5

The problem is that when I set modules to writable, and then try to install NMS, the script creates subfolders in modules/NMS, but the default permissions on the subfolders are not group writable.  So I have to go into each folder and delete it and re-create it with the right permissions.

Is there a shorter way to do this?  Is there a way to set the permissions on a folder so that all future subfolders created in the future will have the same write permissions?

Thanks,
Ken

[calguy1000]

To find out the UID and jid of the CMS script.....  create a test.php with


and view the test.php file in your browser 
That page will tell you the uiid and gid of the httpd process.... as well, it will tell you if safe mode is running.  Another very important piece of information.

You can change the default umask in the global settings dialg, and there is a test function so that you can fool with it until you get the setting correct.

This will help when the system creates new files (image manager, theme manager, file manager, module manager) to give them sufficient permission.