On Thursday 30 June 2005 14:13, Carl Smith wrote:
> Checking my permissions I see that I, the current user, for the folder
> that the copied Xcode application is in, is drwx------, while the copied
> folders have permissions set at, drwxr-xr-x.
>
> So would my current permissions have to match the copied folders
> permissions? I would think that the copied folders had higher permission
> so the fopen would work anyway.
>
> Going on to answer everyone else who is helping.
>
> The return 'errno' from fopen is ENOENT. But as I said this was working
> before I signed on as a new user. The fopen used a string, i.e.,
> "otr/mynewfolder/myfile.db" and would create the directory tree along
> with the empty file 'myfile.db'. As stated in 'man fopen' ".. The file
> is created if it does not exist, ..."
But fopen will NOT create missing directories, at least not on any unix box
I've seen....
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