This is the system at work you will have to use copy & chmod/chown.
If I understand it correctly the creat() C function takes the permissions
given (0777 in PHP's case) and subtracts the umask value from it. So as
root on my system my umask is 0022, which means I will end up with 0777 -
0022 which gives me permissions of 0755. A sample script confirms this.
[root@support php-4.0.4]# umask
022
[root@support php-4.0.4]# ls -la php
-rw------- 1 root root 2346277 Jan 13 23:12 php
[root@support php-4.0.4]# cat tmp.php
<? copy("php","php2"); ?>
[root@support php-4.0.4]# php -q tmp.php
[root@support php-4.0.4]# ls -la php2
-rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 2346277 Jan 15 14:49 php2
Chris
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Subject: [PHP-DEV] Shouldn't copy() preserve file permissions?
> I have a /tmp/file mode 0600, and used php4's
> copy('/tmp/file','tmp/file-copy'), and /tmp/file-copy got 0662 permission.
>
> Shouldn't it be 0600 as well, or should I use another function to get this
> behaviour?
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> Sergio Bruder
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