Sets the attributes of an on-disk file on UNIX or Linux. This function does not work with in-memory files.
fileSetAccessMode(filePath, mode)
returns void
| Name | Type | Required | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| filePath | string | Yes | Path to file | |
| mode | string | Yes | Access mode (the same attributes you use for the Linux command ‘chmod’) Each position specifies who is granted the access: * 1st position: owner * 2nd position: group * 3rd position: other The number at each position specifies which right is granted: * 4: read (r) * 2: write (w) * 1: execute (x) Let’s assume that matrix as seen on Linux systems: rwxrwxrwx. You can combine the numbers for read, write and execute permissions to achieve combined permissions: * 3: write & execute * 5: read & execute * 6: read & write * 7: read, write and execute For example, 400 specifies that only the owner can read the file; 004 specifies that anyone can read the file. In rwe-notation 400 means r——– and 004 ——r– whereas 751 means rwxr-er–. |
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fileSetAccessMode("test1.txt", "004");
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