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<strong>CHMOD</strong>
==SYNOPSIS==
#include <stat.h>
int chmod(char * name, int )
char * name;
int mode;
==DESCRIPTION==
This function changes the file attributes (or modes) of
the named file. The argument name may be any valid
file name. The mode argument may include all bits
defined in <strong>stat.h</strong> except those relating to the type of
the file, e.g. S_IFDIR. Note however that not all bits
may be changed under all operating systems, e.g. neither DOS nor CP/M permit a file to be made unreadable,
thus even if mode does not include S_IREAD the file
will still be readable (and <strong>stat</strong>() will still return
S_IREAD in flags).
==SEE ALSO==
stat, creat
==SYNOPSIS==
#include <stat.h>
int chmod(char * name, int )
char * name;
int mode;
==DESCRIPTION==
This function changes the file attributes (or modes) of
the named file. The argument name may be any valid
file name. The mode argument may include all bits
defined in <strong>stat.h</strong> except those relating to the type of
the file, e.g. S_IFDIR. Note however that not all bits
may be changed under all operating systems, e.g. neither DOS nor CP/M permit a file to be made unreadable,
thus even if mode does not include S_IREAD the file
will still be readable (and <strong>stat</strong>() will still return
S_IREAD in flags).
==SEE ALSO==
stat, creat
