On my web host, Plogger creates images owned by user "nobody". My web host has a workaround call php-cgiwrap, which causes every php process to be owned by the site administrative user. Unfortunately, php-cgiwrap has a memory limitation that causes problems when Plogger imports a large number of images.
If I discontinue using php-cgiwrap, I cannot back up the images created by Plogger since they are owned by another user ("nobody").
Is there some way to run Plogger so that it is running as the proper site administrative user, thereby creating images owned by the proper user?