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How do I use the chown() function to change ownership of folder, and then a file, if someone can post the code for changing ownerships of folders and files seperatly here, I would be really greatful.
Thank you in advance Regards -Arunan |
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#2
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your a punk your online and you never came back to aim
punk |
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#3
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Hey Im online now!!
Im not a punk
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so umm anyone know how chown works?
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Your script needs to be running as "root" user, since in most setups chown() can only be run by root.
From php manual: Quote:
Hope that helps. |
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Yes, but what is the exact code, I know that the root has to be used, but what is the code that to be used
like chown(dir); or what? |
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chown("/path/to/the/file", "username");
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