php mkdir() Permission denied when used as recursive
When I use this code in console:
php -r 'mkdir("./test", 0655, true);'
It works without any problem
but this fails:
php -r 'mkdir("./test/boo", 0655, true);'
with the error:
Permission denied in Command line code on line 1
Why when I want to make a nested dir tree, even I use true as third parameter I get permission denied error?
How to create nested dir tree with the mkdir() ?
I'm using PHP 7.3.0
php permissions nested permission-denied mkdir
asked Jan 18 at 18:55
JimmixJimmix
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When I use this code in console:
php -r 'mkdir("./test", 0655, true);'
It works without any problem
but this fails:
php -r 'mkdir("./test/boo", 0655, true);'
with the error:
Permission denied in Command line code on line 1
Why when I want to make a nested dir tree, even I use true as third parameter I get permission denied error?
How to create nested dir tree with the mkdir() ?
I'm using PHP 7.3.0
php permissions nested permission-denied mkdir
asked Jan 18 at 18:55
JimmixJimmix
567312
add a comment |
When I use this code in console:
php -r 'mkdir("./test", 0655, true);'
It works without any problem
but this fails:
php -r 'mkdir("./test/boo", 0655, true);'
with the error:
Permission denied in Command line code on line 1
Why when I want to make a nested dir tree, even I use true as third parameter I get permission denied error?
How to create nested dir tree with the mkdir() ?
I'm using PHP 7.3.0
php permissions nested permission-denied mkdir
asked Jan 18 at 18:55
JimmixJimmix
567312
When I use this code in console:
php -r 'mkdir("./test", 0655, true);'
It works without any problem
but this fails:
php -r 'mkdir("./test/boo", 0655, true);'
with the error:
Permission denied in Command line code on line 1
Why when I want to make a nested dir tree, even I use true as third parameter I get permission denied error?
How to create nested dir tree with the mkdir() ?
I'm using PHP 7.3.0
php permissions nested permission-denied mkdir
php permissions nested permission-denied mkdir
asked Jan 18 at 18:55
JimmixJimmix
567312
asked Jan 18 at 18:55
JimmixJimmix
567312
asked Jan 18 at 18:55
JimmixJimmix
567312
asked Jan 18 at 18:55
JimmixJimmix
567312
asked Jan 18 at 18:55
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To be able to work with directories you need execute permission (Execute vs Read bit. How do directory permissions in Linux work?) if you don't have execute permission you can't change into the directory which is a bit limiting. So you need to create them with 755 permissions...
php -r 'mkdir("./test", 0755, true);'
answered Jan 18 at 19:08
Nigel RenNigel Ren
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To be able to work with directories you need execute permission (Execute vs Read bit. How do directory permissions in Linux work?) if you don't have execute permission you can't change into the directory which is a bit limiting. So you need to create them with 755 permissions...
php -r 'mkdir("./test", 0755, true);'
answered Jan 18 at 19:08
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To be able to work with directories you need execute permission (Execute vs Read bit. How do directory permissions in Linux work?) if you don't have execute permission you can't change into the directory which is a bit limiting. So you need to create them with 755 permissions...
php -r 'mkdir("./test", 0755, true);'
answered Jan 18 at 19:08
Nigel RenNigel Ren
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To be able to work with directories you need execute permission (Execute vs Read bit. How do directory permissions in Linux work?) if you don't have execute permission you can't change into the directory which is a bit limiting. So you need to create them with 755 permissions...
php -r 'mkdir("./test", 0755, true);'
answered Jan 18 at 19:08
Nigel RenNigel Ren
26.5k61833
To be able to work with directories you need execute permission (Execute vs Read bit. How do directory permissions in Linux work?) if you don't have execute permission you can't change into the directory which is a bit limiting. So you need to create them with 755 permissions...
php -r 'mkdir("./test", 0755, true);'
answered Jan 18 at 19:08
Nigel RenNigel Ren
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answered Jan 18 at 19:08
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answered Jan 18 at 19:08
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