Re: dir.create() weirdness

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I'm looking at file.js and see in the comments:

   permissions;                        attribute gets or sets the files 
permissions

However, this function doesn't seem to appear in the (perhaps old) 
version that I'm looking at.  On the other hand, the "open" function 
takes a second argument that claims it is "aPerms".

The example text on the file.js documentation page shows a method like 
this:

js> f.permissions;
644

Thus, we should have something reasonable to start with on 
investigating.

--Paul

On samedi, mars 8, 2003, at 17:54 Europe/Paris, Christian Stocker wrote:

> Hi
>
> twingledir.create() in twingle/content/twingle.js creates a dir with no
> permissions on linux.
>
> $ ls -ld twingle
> d---------    2 chregu   chregu       4096 Mar  8 17:46 twingle/
>
> I didn't found a way to change permissions with jslib, maybe someone
> else knows how to do that.
>
> chregu
>
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I'm looking at file.js and see in the comments:


  permissions;                        attribute gets or sets the files
permissions


However, this function doesn't seem to appear in the (perhaps old)
version that I'm looking at.  On the other hand, the "open" function
takes a second argument that claims it is "aPerms".


The example text on the file.js documentation page shows a method like
this:


<fontfamily><param>Courier</param><bigger>js> f.permissions;

644 


</bigger></fontfamily>Thus, we should have something reasonable to
start with on investigating.


--Paul


On samedi, mars 8, 2003, at 17:54 Europe/Paris, Christian Stocker
wrote:


<excerpt>Hi


twingledir.create() in twingle/content/twingle.js creates a dir with no

permissions on linux.


$ ls -ld twingle

d---------    2 chregu   chregu       4096 Mar  8 17:46 twingle/


I didn't found a way to change permissions with jslib, maybe someone

else knows how to do that.


chregu


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