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Originally Posted by shane.carr
That's assuming that there is more than one user. I greatly prefer using flat file because you can actually see what is in them by opening your text file, and you can directly edit the content rather than always running php scripts to do it for you.
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Don't think the issue is more than one user or not, if your flatfile database is in the webroot or htdocs, than is on the net; like you directed the other user to chmod file to 777, which mean is world read/writable. You can directly edit your text with database file text as you would using a text editor, use on o the many free query browser out there to edit the database information us you would in a text editor. If you know how to setup ssh tunnels, you can even edit your information via a secure line. Not sure what youmean, that "always running php scripts to do it for you"? You seem to be using php to read the information, so I assume that php is available?