Uploading images results in file permission 600

[hedho]

Doesn't show the images because it changes file permission to 600, I am using https://github.com/datenstrom/yellow-developers

[schulle4u]

Confirmed. What is your exact LAMPP setup? I just tested on two different systems - one running php in fpm mode, the other with just the builtin development webserver. As it seems file chmod 600 only has a negative effect on systems running php-fpm. I currently don't have access to a machine with php as apache module to test it.

[hedho]

I am using Debian with Plesk Nginx/Apache fpm and PHP both of them!

[schulle4u]

Did some research. I'm not fully into yellow's core functions, but if I'm right Yellow uses a toolbox function to process uploaded files, that first creates a temporary file and then uses php's rename() function to provide the actual uploaded file. During this process, the file permissions are set to 0600. As it seems that this is a known problem in php. A workaround is to use copy() instead of rename(), or simply do an additional chmod() on the uploaded files after renaming them.

[hedho]

Issue Fixed ! and CLOSED ! - renamefile + copyfile

[schulle4u]

We should leave this issue opened to let main developers know that a permanent fix is needed. (CC @markseu)

[markseuffert]

@schulle4u Would be interested to investigate. Can you give me access to a server with php-fpm?

[schulle4u]

No problem, I'll pm you with further details.

[markseuffert]

Thank you Steffen. Uploaded files and created files did not have the same permissions. This is why it didn't show the uploaded images on some web servers. I changed the editor so that all files get the same permissions, which is 644 per default.

Should be working now.

[BsNoSi]

Had this, too. Tested with success, the images show up as espected. → simply updated the edit plugin.