file-permissions

Go provides os.Chmod() for setting file and directory permissions. For example, if I want to ensure a file is accessible only to the current user, I can do the following: os.Chmod("somefile.txt", 0600) This works great on Linux but does absolutely nothing on Windows. After digging into the Go source code, I came across its implementation . It seems like S_IWRITE is the only attribute supported. How do I control access to a file or directory on Windows using Go? Explanation Windows does not use traditional Unix permissions. Instead, Windows controls access to files and directories through

My VB.NET application builds a tree of directories with restricted access. The access should be that a normal user can not delete or rename the existing tree. But the user can add new files/folders anywhere in the tree. A user created file/folder should be fully modifiable by any user. The problem I'm having is getting access set so that files/folders created by the app can't be changed, but files/folders created by users can be changed by any user. What is currently happening, is the files/folders made by the application behave correctly. But when a user creates their own file/folder, that

Am trying to create a folder(folderName) and two files(file1.txt,file2.txt) in it.After creating folder and files, am updating its permissions.First update files' permissions then folder's.But when folder permission is getting called for update, exception is thrown.Even exception is thrown permission of the folder and files are updated properly.Please help me to find how I can prevent this Exception. Update1 : channelSftp.chmod(511, folder); //commenting this line, works without exception but can't update permission of folder. Update2 : channelSftp.chmod(511, folder); //this line is the

Is there any way to set the file permission at the time of uploading files through Amazon S3 API. In my current solution i am able to upload the file on my bucket but i can not view the file through the URL which is mentioned in the file properties section. It is opening when i am passing access keys in query string. Is there any settings required in Amazon S3 or i need to set the permissions to all the file at the time of upload. Thanks in Advance. Kamal Kant Pansari Add a header to your PUT request: x-amz-acl: public-read Rahul Soni In C# when you create a response object of >mazon then in

I am trying to create a file into the same folder in my project, but I am not able to create that file dynamically. I am trying this: try { System.out.println("path"+System.getProperty("user.dir")); File file = new File("/textfile.txt"); file.createNewFile(); //file.createNewFile(); } catch (Exception e) { e.printStackTrace(); } What I am getting error is this: java.io.IOException: Permission denied Any suggestion will be welcomed. To create a File into the same folder in your project, your path has to be relative. The path that you are giving is absolute, because it is starting from / . For

I'm running PHP 5.3.5-1ubuntu7.2 (with safe_mode = Off ) and I'm unable to correctly set the mode for any file or directory from within a PHP script, I coded the following test (just to make sure): $result = array(); if (mkdir('./I/do/not/exist/', 0777, true) === true) { $result['./I/'] = sprintf('%s (%s)', getFileOwner('./I/'), getFilePermissions('./I/')); $result['./I/do/'] = sprintf('%s (%s)', getFileOwner('./I/do/'), getFilePermissions('./I/do/')); $result['./I/do/not/'] = sprintf('%s (%s)', getFileOwner('./I/do/not/'), getFilePermissions('./I/do/not/')); $result['./I/do/not/exist/'] =

I am relatively new to web development and currently ran into an error I can't solve. I use IIS to test my php after typing in " http://localhost/index.html " and select the example file to upload, it generates the following warnings: Warning: move_uploaded_file(upload/Angela_Nie_resume_technical - EditedMW.doc): failed to open stream: Permission denied in C:\inetpub\wwwroot\test.php on line 26 Warning: move_uploaded_file(): Unable to move 'C:\Windows\Temp\php74F2.tmp' to 'upload/Angela_Nie_resume_technical - EditedMW.doc' in C:\inetpub\wwwroot\test.php on line 26 Below is the code that is

I was trying out the FileIOPermission in Windows 7 in .NET 3.5. I have been a Windows XP user and was granted this permission as I was an administrator I wrote the following code, testing to see if I could write to C:\Program Files\Outlook...... static void Main(string[] args) { Console.WriteLine("Am I an administrator? " + new WindowsPrincipal(WindowsIdentity.GetCurrent()).IsInRole(WindowsBuiltInRole.Administrator); // Try and open a file in C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office14\BCSLaunch.dll string path = @"C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office14\BCSLaunch.dll"; try {