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Hallo,
yes, you are right. system umask is 0022
But php-function umask(); solves the problem
without changing global environment.
Thanks
Andre
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Wednesday, June 25, 2008 4:28
PM
Subject: Re: chmod problem
with mkdir()
Andre,
Verify the system umask setting. Most systems
default to a umask of 022 which could explain your 755 setting.
Jesse
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| From:
| Andre Hübner
<andre.huebner@xxxxxx>
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| To:
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| Date:
| 06/25/2008 05:00 AM
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| Subject:
| chmod problem with
mkdir() |
Hello List,
i have a problem with simple
script that uses mkdir();
mkdir("/path/path/folder", 0777);
The
highest chmod i get in created folder is 755, the 777 is ignored, but
less
chmod like 705 accepted.
What could be wrong? Of course i can use chmod()
after mkdir() but i think
function should do what it is
promising...
script is running with php-cli 5.2.6
Thank
you
Andre
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