Access permissions for the mkdir function. : mkdir « File « Perl

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Perl » File » mkdir

Access permissions for the mkdir function.

    

Value       Permission 

4000        Set user ID on execution 

2000        Set group ID on execution 

1000        Sticky bit (see the UNIX chmod manual page) 

0400        Read permission for file owner 

0200        Write permission for file owner 

0100        Execute permission for file owner 

0040        Read permission for owner's group 

0020        Write permission for owner's group 

0010        Execute permission for owner's group 

0004        Read permission for world 

0002        Write permission for world 

0001        Execute permission for world

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