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You may be able to shed some light on this PHP problem. Have not used the facility to write files before so apologies if this is a simple config issue. Anything that tries to write to a file fails. I checked that the target directory is writable by the Apache user (nobody). This is set to 777. Here's a test prog: <html><body> <h2>file write test</h2> <? $out=fopen("/home/handyman/DB/tmp.tmp","w") || die ("Can't open file for write"); fputs($out,"test string\n"); fclose($out); ?> </body></html> Here's the result. file write test Warning: Supplied argument is not a valid File-Handle resource in /home/handyman/public_html/traveller/test.php on line 7 Warning: Supplied argument is not a valid File-Handle resource in /home/handyman/public_html/traveller/test.php on line 8 Note: It did not fail the fopen() it did, however, fail the write and the close. It creates a file of zero length. The file handle did not get created properly. But why?