ADDT file upload server behavior / file ownership on server

When using the ADDT file upload server behavior, I found out that the files stored on my server have the ownership "www-data www-data", where other files uploaded (with Dreamweaver or a FTP client) have the ownership "[mydomain] www-data.
This means I cannot manipulate these ADDT uploaded files with a FTP client like Filezilla or in the Dreamweaver file window, because I then get an error message saying I don't have the required permission for that operation (eg delete the file).
Any clue on how to solve this problem?
Thanks in advance,
Erik

You can also check with your host if they are running suexec. If they are you can possibly use a PHP-CGI wrapper in your script to have it create files/folders with the right permissions. It's more about the ownership of the php interpreter. Surprising though as I never seen ADDT have this kind of issue. I have seen this issue several times in hand written scripts by me where I don't do a lot of pre-checking.

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