Ensure correct permissions on directory - #487
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Directories are created using
mkdir()which does obey the umask.In our case the Apache umask is set to 022 and can't be changed, with
$chmodset to 777 (via caxy-htmldiff) which results in directories with permissions 755.We'd like the perms to be set to 775 instead, however that is impossible if the umask applies.
Is it possible to call
chmod()after directories are created to explicitly set file permissions to the$chmodprovided?