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Old May 16th, 2004, 10:54 PM
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CHMODding from cgi

How do I do this because I don't understand the chmod values available (S_ISUID, etc) and the Python documentation (stat module, apparently) is no help.

I'm gonna be doing this via an CGI script from my website. The file I'm trying to CHMOD will initially be 664, I believe. I need it to be at least 647.

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The S_XXX are just a bunch of constant values and you're supposed to logical-OR them to get your permissions value. They are just there to give symbolic names to a bunch of values. In your case, you already know what the final permissions value is supposed to be (647 in octal), so you can to do is:
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os.chmod("/path/to/file", 0647)

Note the leading 0, which tells it that it is an octal number.
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