Always remember that the options in Linux are case-sensitive, so use them correctly else the meaning will change. As per the below example, we have created a directory called “monovm.” mkdir monovm Copy This command will result in the creation of the directory in the current working dir...
I'm afraid I have to correct myself: It's not just Linux, it seems to be all *nix. Discovered this by running this on my Mac workstation: #include<sys/stat.h>intmain() {mkdir("test",02770); } vs. #include<sys/stat.h>intmain() {mkdir("test",02770);chmod("test",02770); ...
http://wiki.freebsd.org/ZFSTuningGuide#i386 The equivalent to vm.kmem_size on Linux is the vmalloc kernel commandline parameter. With that said, it would be useful to have the output ofcat /proc/meminfo | grep Vmso we know what vmalloc is on your system. On i386, it is supposed to...
The mode value should typically be defined as an octal, meaning you should use the following format. The first number must always be a 0. The second number specifies the permissions for the owner. The third number sets the permission for the group that owns the directory. Finally, the fourt...
09-30-2015, 03:49 PM (This post was last modified: 09-30-2015, 03:50 PM by jLinux.) P.S. You seem surprised by the fact that when YOU run some commands (chmod) via the command line, it works, as opposed to when you run the commands via PHP exec(), which dont work. Yo...
make sure you are making a php file, meaning dont forget to put "<?php" tag at the very beginning 👍2AidasK and sommarnatt reacted with thumbs up emoji 👍 bobthecowclosed this ascompletedMar 15, 2020 bobthecowadded a commit that referenced this issueJul 19, 2024 ...