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'''INPUT''' | |||
*Path-location of file or directory | |||
* UID - User id number | |||
* GID - Group id number | |||
'''OUPUT''' | |||
*String - 0 is success and nil for failure | |||
bar = require "posix" | |||
print(bar.chown("/etc/passwd",100,200) | |||
--above will give back nil. Since we printed it will also give back the system errors. | |||
==ctermid== | ==ctermid== |
Revision as of 16:48, 9 November 2007
Lua Posix
This is a list of the Lua Posix functions. Included is helpful snipets of code. Install lua posix. To get this list do:
bar = require "posix" for a in pairs(bar) do print(a) end
access
INPUT
- Path- file or directory path that wants to be checked
- Permission - what permissions do you want to check
- "r" = read
- "w" = write
- "x" = execute
- "f" = all permissions? not sure
OUPUT
- string - 0 for success, nil for failure if done
bar = require "posix" temp = bar.access("/etc/passwd", "w") print(temp)
Will give more information like
bar = require "posix" print(bar.access("/etc/passwd", "w")) --If nil will give back the error too nil /etc/passwd: Permission denied 13
chdir
INPUT
- Path - where do you want to change directory to
OUPUT
- 0 if success
- nil if failed
bar = require "posix" bar.chdir("/etc/") --print(bar.getcwd()) to see where you are
0 if success, nil if failure. If you
print(bar.chdir("/var/lob")) -- it will print the system error message also nil /var/lob: No such file or directory 2
chmod
INPUT
- PATH - where is the file or directory
- MODE - what mode to you want to change on the file
OUPUT
- string - 0 if sucess, nil failure
bar = require "posix" bar.chmod("/etc/passwd", "a=rwx") --looks like you need to use the ugoa format for this, not numbers
chown
INPUT
- Path-location of file or directory
- UID - User id number
- GID - Group id number
OUPUT
- String - 0 is success and nil for failure
bar = require "posix" print(bar.chown("/etc/passwd",100,200) --above will give back nil. Since we printed it will also give back the system errors.
ctermid
dir
errno
exec
files
fork
getcwd
getenv
getgroup
getlogin
getpassword
getprocessid
kill
link
mkdir
mkfifo
patchconf
putenv
readlink
rmdir
setgid
setuid
sleep
stat
symlink
sysconf
times
ttyname
umask
uname
utime
wait
If you are using this under linux also get