That is the way symfony1 works. It forces the umask. But that's not
something we want to do in Symfony2. It's up to the user to change the
umask if he wants. We have a bunch of tickets about that for symfony1.
Fabien
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On 9/20/10 12:23 AM, Thomas Rabaix wrote:
branch : git://github.com/rande/symfony.git
<http://github.com/rande/symfony.git> umask
commit :
http://github.com/rande/symfony/commit/f6318c306e94c6b450839af8e47bbfba3fdc60d9
mkdir uses the default umask to alter the mode provided as second argument.
So if umask() = 022, mkdir('test', 0777) will not generate a repository
with 777 mode but with 0755 mode.
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