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问题 i am trying to create folders from within php. Whenever i use the mkdir function with permission 0777 i get a read-only folder. I want this folder to be read & write. The parent folder ( drive/ ) is fully writable and readable for every user. This is what i use: mkdir(ABSPATH . 'drive/' . $folderName, 0777); I have also tried to use it without any additional paramaters: mkdir(ABSPATH . 'drive/' . $folderName); Any ideas why this is and how to fix this so that i can generate folders that has

问题 I have a problem when I am installing odoo 10 by docker. I can't compose up docker.error while creating mount source path. People can help me! Thanks! ERROR: for dockercomposeodoo100_odoo10_1 Cannot start service odoo10: b"error while creating mount source path '/host_mnt/c/Users/hoang/Downloads/docker-compose-odoo-10.0/o_etc': mkdir /host_mnt/c/Users/hoang/Downloads: permission denied" ERROR: for odoo10 Cannot start service odoo10: b"error while creating mount source path '/host_mnt/c/Users

问题 I have been using the linux console for some time now. One thing that irritates me is that every time I create a new directory using mkdir I have to cd to change to it. Is there a single command solution to create and switch to the directory just created? Right now I do: mkdir php5 cd php5 can I do: mkdir -someswitch php5 I want something simple and clean. A good example is git branch somebranch which makes new branch and git checkout -b somebranch which makes and switches to new branch. 回答1:

问题 I'm getting the following error when trying to call mkdir() on a server... Warning: mkdir() [function.mkdir]: Permission denied in /home/server/public_html/wp-content/themes/mytheme/catimages/cat-images.php on line 373 The function is below. Its attempting to create a folder under the site's "wp-content/uploads folder". I've verified that the PHP Version is 5.2.15 and that the files inside the theme folder are writable, but that does not necessarily means the uploads folder is writable I

问题 When I write mkdir("~/folder1" , 0777); in linux, it failed to create a directory. If I replace the ~ with the expanded home directory, it works fine. What is the problem with using ~ ? Thanks 回答1: ~ is known only to the shell and not to the mkdir system call. But if you try: system("mkdir ~/foo"); this works as the "mkdir ~/foo" is passed to a shell and shell expands ~ to $HOME If you want to make use of the $HOME with mkdir , you can make use of the getenv function as: char path[MAX]; char

问题 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? 回答1: 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

问题 In Linux, mkdir -p creates a folder tree. What is the equivalent option in Windows to create a folder tree? Is there any? 回答1: The Windows mkdir does it automatically if command extensions are enabled. They are on just about every box I've ever used but, if they're not, you can create your own script to do it: @echo off setlocal enableextensions md %1 endlocal Expanding: Command extensions are an added feature of cmd.exe which allows you to do so much more (at the cost of a little

问题 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

问题 I am testing the mkdir function to create a new directory: folder = mkdir("./linux", 511); or folder = mkdir("./linux", 0777); or folder = mkdir("./linux", S_IRWXU | S_IRWXG | S_IRWXO); As you can see, I try to authorize the full permission to the directory but here's what comes up with ls -l | grep linux : drwxr-xr-x 2 manuzhang manuzhang 4096 2012-01-04 06:53 linux why can't I authorize write permission for group and others? Updates : weird thing, as you guys told me I tried umask . It

问题 I am calling os.mkdir to create a folder with a certain set of generated data. However, even though the path I specified has not been created, the os.mkdir(path) raises an OSError that the path already exists. For example, I call: os.mkdir(test) This call results in OSError: [Errno 17] File exists: 'test' even though I don't have a test directory or a file named test anywhere. NOTE: the actual path name I use is not "test" but something more obscure that I'm sure is not named anywhere. Help,