setting windows folder to chmod 644

[blueboy]

How can I do the equivalent of this in windows or is there a tool I can
use?

R.

[Tijnema]

Post by blueboy
How can I do the equivalent of this in windows or is there a tool I can
use?
R.

Windows file systems don't have permissions like Unix-bases file systems.
For FAT16/FAT32 there are only a few (Read-Only & Hidden), for NTFS
file system there are more permissions (user/group based), I have no
clue how to set them, except for the RMB->Properties->check boxes at
bottom.
But I don't even think you need them, default settings are fine, they
are at least 644 equivalent I believe.

Tijnema

[Daniel Brown]

Post by Tijnema

Post by blueboy
How can I do the equivalent of this in windows or is there a tool I can
use?
R.

Windows file systems don't have permissions like Unix-bases file systems.
For FAT16/FAT32 there are only a few (Read-Only & Hidden), for NTFS
file system there are more permissions (user/group based), I have no
clue how to set them, except for the RMB->Properties->check boxes at
bottom.
But I don't even think you need them, default settings are fine, they
are at least 644 equivalent I believe.
Tijnema
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You may want to check out the DOS command 'attrib'. I used to use
that on DOS boxes before Windows was really much of anything. I'm
sure it's still in the modern Windows versions, too.

In fact, I just checked, and it is.... here's a link from Microsoft:
http://www.microsoft.com/resources/documentation/windows/xp/all/proddocs/en-us/attrib.mspx?mfr=true

[Edward Vermillion]

Post by Daniel Brown

Post by blueboy

Post by blueboy
How can I do the equivalent of this in windows or is there a

tool I can

Post by blueboy
use?
R.

Windows file systems don't have permissions like Unix-bases file systems.
For FAT16/FAT32 there are only a few (Read-Only & Hidden), for NTFS
file system there are more permissions (user/group based), I have no
clue how to set them, except for the RMB->Properties->check boxes at
bottom.
But I don't even think you need them, default settings are fine, they
are at least 644 equivalent I believe.
Tijnema
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You may want to check out the DOS command 'attrib'. I used to use
that on DOS boxes before Windows was really much of anything. I'm
sure it's still in the modern Windows versions, too.
In fact, I just checked, and it is.... here's a link from
http://www.microsoft.com/resources/documentation/windows/xp/all/
proddocs/en-us/attrib.mspx?mfr=true

I thought windows versions of PHP tried to do the "right thing" for
the chmod(), chown() and chgrp(), translating them to the best
windows equivalent it can? Can't seem to find it in the manual atm,
so I'm not sure where I picked it up.

Ed

[Richard Lynch]

Post by blueboy
How can I do the equivalent of this in windows or is there a tool I can
use?

Install Cygwin? :-)

Windows permission system, or lack thereof, depeonds on which version
of Windows you are running.

So you need to tell us, or just do what everybody else does, and click
around in all the damn dialogs until it works and call it done.