I'm trying to implement the classic UpsideDownTernet prank enhancement.

So it basically goes like this:

• Set up the squid proxy
• Feed it a URL-munging script with Perl
• Script runs on all images, flips them with ImageMagick and serves the flipped version
• Site back and enjoy the fun

Only, it's not working. First of all, squid refused to run the Perl script because it wasn't the owner.

So I made squid the owner of the perl script.

Now the images can't be served off the localhost server because they're owned by squid, so the web server doesn't have permission.

I feel like there's something obvious I'm missing. Obviously I could add a new line to the perl script to chmod each image, but nobody else seems to have that problem.

I'm running squid/Apache on OSX by the way.

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