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(PHP 3, PHP 4 ) umask -- Change le "umask" courant. Descriptionint umask ( int mask)
umask() change le umask de PHP : mask & 0777 et retourne le
vieux umask. Lorsque PHP est utilisé comme module de serveur,
le umask reprend sa valeur à la fin de chaque script.
umask() appelé sans argument retourne simplement le
umask courant.
User Contributed Notes
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rlynch at ignitionstate dot com
11-Feb-2000 01:41 |
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umask affects permissions when files and directories are
created.
umask is short for "Un-Mask".
So umask
is "and"ed with the permissions of mkdir, fopen, etc.
In
a sense, the umask setting is "subtracted" from the permissions
given to
mkdir.
Example:
<PRE>
umask(011);
mkdir('foo',
0777);
</PRE>
will actually make a directory with permissions
0766.
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wptate at olemiss dot edu
29-Feb-2000 08:19 |
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The -S option will print the symbolic values of umask, while changing the
umask to the new setting.
(i.e. umask -S 007 will print
'u=rwx,g=rwx,o=')
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Barry at HostingMaster dot net
20-Feb-2001 08:24 |
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If your scratching your head over this command, then look up mkdir() using
the quick search and there at the bottom is my not so short explanation of
discovery. I do not copy it here for respect of the system and the length
of my observation... good luck... (Thank God for PHP)
Barry L.
Salter (self proclaimed idiot, but not stupid by any means).
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voudras at swiftslayer dot org
28-May-2001 12:47 |
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save yourself some trouble by using umask with 4 digits, vs just three
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sam at totallydigital dot co dot nz
20-Sep-2002 04:04 |
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The first comment perhaps didn't quite make clear what's on with your umask
and the permissions.
The permission passed to a command is first
bitwise ANDed with the _INVERSE_ of the current umask, then applied to the
file.
For example, umask = 0011 and permission = 0775
The inverse
of 0011 = 0766
0775 AND 0766
= 111.111.101 AND 111.110.110
=
111.110.100
= 0764
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