Problem With File Permissions : PHP / FTP
My php-script makes directories and puts files in it.
But via FTP'ing, I can't delete those files anymore.
Also, I need to put a whole bunch of existing files into these,
'made-by-php' directories, and that seems impossible
by means of FTP. I get an 'access denied' error every time.
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