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Posted by Ryan Ramsey on 07/03/06 17:58
I have a script that uses:
$file= fopen("results.xml", "wb+");
When the script originally runs, a file is created and written and it works
fine.
On subsequent runs, the script fails because the file is mysteriously
read-only and can no longer be opened for writing, unless I manually delete
the file.
How can i create the file with a 0x600 perm on it?
Im missing something basic, but can't put my finger on it.
The back end server is Windows but the microsoft C-shell is telling me
results.xml is 0x400 perm'd. (r-- --- ---)
Ryan
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