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i just found a little piece of code that let me create a directory with windows API without using system(). The only problem is that i can't create directory in subdirectory. For example #include<windows.h> int main(){ CreateDirectory ("C:\\random", NULL); return 0; } Create a folder named random in C. But if i do #include<windows.h> int main(){ CreateDirectory ("C:\\Users\morons", NULL); return 0; } It creates in C che folder named Usersmorons and not the folder morons under Users. Any suggest? You will need admin access to create or delete a folder in C:\Users. Make sure that you are running

In Perl, how can I create a subdirectory and, at the same time, create parent directories if they do not exist? Like UNIX's mkdir -p command? Clinton Pierce use File::Path qw(make_path); make_path("path/to/sub/directory"); The deprecated mkpath and preferred make_path stemmed from a discussion in Perl 5 Porters thread that's archived here . In a nutshell, Perl 5.10 testing turned up awkwardness in the argument parsing of the makepath() interface. So it was replaced with a simpler version that took a hash as the final argument to set options for the function. Use mkpath from the File::Path

I am trying to create a directory but it seems to fail every time? I have checked that it is not a permission issue too, I have full permission to write to that directory. Thanks in advance. Here is the code: private void writeTextFile(String v){ try{ String yearString = convertInteger(yearInt); String monthString = convertInteger(month); String fileName = refernce.getText(); File fileDir = new File("C:\\Program Files\\Sure Important\\Report Cards\\" + yearString + "\\" + monthString); File filePath = new File(fileDir + "\\"+ fileName + ".txt"); writeDir(fileDir); // Create file FileWriter

Is there a way to set php running under apache to create folders with the folder owned by the owner of the program that creates it instead of being owned by apache? Using word press it creates new folders to upload into but these are owned by apache.apache and not by the site that they are running in. This also happens using ostickets. For now we have to SSH into the server and chmod the folder, but it would seem there would be a setting somewhere to override the ownership outside of any program that does it. Sanhe Safe_mode is turn on on your server. The function mkdir() creates folder with

I don't know why I get error while running this simple script: #!/bin/bash read -p "Please enter directory name: " DIR read -p "Please enter the path: " PATH mkdir -p "$PATH/$DIR" line 7: mkdir: command not found Don't use the variable PATH . This variable contains a list of directories to search for executable programs. Since you're replacing it, the script can no longer find the mkdir program. In general, avoid using variables that are all uppercase, these are often used as parameters for the shell or other programs. The variable PATH is an important environment variable - it is the way that

using PHP 5.2.14, this is what happens [user@VE213 public_html]$ php -r "mkdir('directory', 0777);" [user@VE213 public_html]$ ls -lt drwxrwxr-x 2 rankranger rankranger 4096 Dec 8 17:28 directory [user@VE213 public_html]$ php -r "chmod('directory', 0777);" [user@VE213 public_html]$ ls -lt drwxrwxrwx 2 rankranger rankranger 4096 Dec 8 17:28 directory Did not find any related bugs in the php bug list, any idea? Hyeonju Kim $old = umask(0); mkdir($dir,0777); umask($old); Read this, http://php.net/manual/en/function.mkdir.php Additional, Check the top directory that you make new directory. Example)

When starting my android application, I need to create a directory on the sd card, for a small number of users this fails and I can't figure out the reason for it... (I've found similar problems caused by the WRITE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE permission missing, it's there and it works for almost all users so I don't think this is reason) I've simplified the previous situation to make it easier to explain, if creating a directoy fails, I run a test case where I try to make a .test directory on the sdcard: new File(Environment.getExternalStorageDirectory(), ".test").mkdir() -> false new File(Environment