On Thu, Aug 19, 2004 at 11:28:16AM +0200, Christian Riedel wrote:
: Creating the file via FileOutputStream works fine. But
: the problem is, that the created file has the file-permissions rw---
: although the system wide umask and the user-set umask say, that new
: files should be
On 19.08.2004 15:35, QM wrote:
On Thu, Aug 19, 2004 at 11:28:16AM +0200, Christian Riedel wrote:
: Creating the file via FileOutputStream works fine. But
: the problem is, that the created file has the file-permissions rw---
: although the system wide umask and the user-set umask say, that
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On 19.08.2004 15:35, QM wrote:
On Thu, Aug 19, 2004 at 11:28:16AM +0200, Christian Riedel wrote:
: Creating the file via
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Subject: Re: Changing file permissions from within tomcat does not work
On 19.08.2004 15:35, QM wrote
On 19.08.2004 16:36, John Villar wrote:
just as a gues have you sat the Sticky or the UID bit of your
directory?
No, I have not ... when I cd to the directory and do a touch testfile
on the cosole the file's permissions are as expected rw-r--r--
So why should it not work from within
And the directory's permissions are the same? (should be, but just in
case) remember that new files don't necesarilly have rw-r--r--
permissions
Christian Riedel escribió:
On 19.08.2004 16:36, John Villar wrote:
just as a gues have you sat the Sticky or the UID bit of your
directory?
On 19.08.2004 16:31, Shapira, Yoav wrote:
Hola,
This is typical of when apps step outside the Servlet Spec, which does
not include support for apps writing files except to a temporary
directory where permissions are guaranteed to be readable back by the
app and no more.
Tomcat supports running
On 19.08.2004 17:47, John Villar wrote:
And the directory's permissions are the same? (should be, but just in
case) remember that new files don't necesarilly have rw-r--r--
permissions
The directories permissions are drwxrwxr-x and the system wide umask is 0002
As I said: when I create a
