Jeffrey Santos wrote:
To save on computing time, the results of the fileperms command are
cached... I assume when you run a new instance of the program, it uses a new
cache / old one is deleted when the first instance ends. Either way, you
should clear the cache first:
clearstatcache();
echo "Directory permissions for $dirname: ". substr(sprintf('%o',
fileperms($dirname)), -3). " //reports 0755;
Give that a try
- Jeff
-----Original Message-----
From: Al [mailto:news@xxxxxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Sunday, October 09, 2005 3:50 PM
To: php-general@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Mystery about chmod and permissions
I've got a script that checks a directory's permissions for 757 and if they
are not correct, chmods them with a cgi script.
That part works just fine. Can alternately switch the permissions from 755
to 757 and back. I can use a ftp utility to
check the permissions and they are correct.
The mystery is that I have a permissions check following the chmod and it
reports the permissions that existed before
the change.
snippets:
include "http://$server/cgi-bin/chg_perms.cgi?name=$fp_name&perms=$fperms";;
//e.g., $fperms= 0757;
[I've tried sleep(10) here; doesn't help]
echo "Directory permissions for $dirname: ". substr(sprintf('%o',
fileperms($dirname)), -3). " //reports 0755;
If I run the script again with the same permissions, the report shows the
correct permissions.
It's as if permissions check code is executed before the chmod; but it
isn't. I've tried echoed the times for the chmod
code and the permissions check and the chmod code is definitely before the
permissions check.
Anyone have an explanation.?
That did it. Thanks....
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