On 1 Apr 2009, at 21:55, Greg Guerin wrote:
Do you understand the Posix permissions and ownership concepts, as
applied to files and dirs? If not, you need to learn those.
Do you understand the Posix 'umask' concept and its default value?
Again, you should learn that.
Finally, you will
Memo Akten wrote:
I'm using -[NSDictionary writeToFile:atomically:] so I guess this
isn't an option. But seeing as this file will not exist unless it
was created by my app, and neither will the containing folder which
I will create with full permissions, any file created in this
folder
Hi Greg, actually /Users/Shared didn't work either. If I am logged in
as admin it works, but if I am logged in as a normal user it doesn't.
My code is:
#define LOG_PATH_FOLDER @/Users/Shared/Library/Preferences/
#define LOG_FILENAME@MyLog.plist
#define LOG_PATH
Memo Akten wrote:
Hi Greg, actually /Users/Shared didn't work either. If I am logged
in as admin it works, but if I am logged in as a normal user it
doesn't. My code is:
#define LOG_PATH_FOLDER @/Users/Shared/Library/Preferences/
#define LOG_FILENAME @MyLog.plist
#define LOG_PATH
Hi Greg, /Users/Shared may work, I'll give that a shot thanks.
On 27 Mar 2009, at 18:26, Greg Guerin wrote:
I'd like the file to be user independent, so it should always read/
write to
the same file whoever logs in (it actually collects stats of
usage). Is
there a better place to store the
Hi, I'd like to load/save some global preferences of my app. I have it all
as an NSMutableDictionary and I load/save it as a plist in
/library/preferences.
If the user logged in does not have admin rights obviously the file does
not save. How can I overcome this problem programatically from my
Hi Sjors, thanks for the swift reply.
I'd like the file to be user independent, so it should always read/write to
the same file whoever logs in (it actually collects stats of usage). Is
there a better place to store the file? (has to be outside of /users) How
can I overcome the privileges issue?
On 2009 Mar 27, at 10:44, m...@memo.tv wrote:
Hi, I'd like to load/save some global preferences of my app. I have
it all
as an NSMutableDictionary and I load/save it as a plist in
/library/preferences.
If the user logged in does not have admin rights obviously the file
does
not save. How
Thanks Jerry, thats perfect thanks.
On Fri, 27 Mar 2009 10:58:10 -0700, Jerry Krinock je...@ieee.org wrote:
On 2009 Mar 27, at 10:44, m...@memo.tv wrote:
Hi, I'd like to load/save some global preferences of my app. I have
it all
as an NSMutableDictionary and I load/save it as a plist in
I'd like the file to be user independent, so it should always read/
write to
the same file whoever logs in (it actually collects stats of
usage). Is
there a better place to store the file? (has to be outside of /
users) How
can I overcome the privileges issue?
If it's just collecting
Hi,
if you save the file in ~/library/preferences/ the user will have
access to the files because it is in the local user directory.
Hope that helps,
Sjors
Op 27 mrt 2009, om 18:44 heeft m...@memo.tv m...@memo.tv het
volgende geschreven:
Hi, I'd like to load/save some global
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