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Yeah, this had me stumped for a while too, but it is possible and no need for a hack or anything. I have just setup my own XOOPS website for my project (
Quoots).
The webserver doesn't have write permissions to your group directory, but you are allowed (see the
sourceforge docs) your own directory under /tmp/persistent - ie.
mkdir /tmp/persistent/projectYou can then move the applicable directories into this directory cache, uploads, etc. and create symlinks to them from your XOOPS (htdocs) directory with ln - eg.
cd /home/groups/p/pr/project/htdocs
ln -s /tmp/persistent/project/cache cacheNote you will still need to have 'chmod'ed the original files/directories as per usual.
I haven't managed to get email working with it yet though.