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18 <span class="pagetitle">1.37 kiriwrite_filepermissions</span><br><br>
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20 kiriwrite_filepermissions checks if the file permissions of a file to see if they are valid and returns a value if the file permissions are invalid.<br><br>
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22 <span class="heading">Parameters:</span><br><br>
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25 kiriwrite_filepermissions(filename, read, write, filemissingskip);
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30 <span class="heading">Usage:</span><br><br>
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33 $file_permissions = kiriwrite_filepermissions("test.html", 1);<br>
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34 $file_permissions = kiriwrite_filepermissions("test.html", 1, 1);
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35 $file_permissions = kiriwrite_filepermissions("test.html", 1, 0, 1);
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41 Specifies the filename to check for valid file permissions. This is required each time the subroutine is called.<br><br>
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44 Check if the file with the filename given has valid read permissions.<br><br>
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47 Check if the file with the filename given has valid write permissions.<br><br>
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49 <i>filemissingskip</i><br>
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50 If the file is missing then skip the permissions check (normally used if a file doesn't exist and then has to be created).
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