ftp_chmod

Definition and usage

ftp_chmod() function sets the permissions of the specified file on the FTP server.

If successful, the function returns a new permission. Otherwise, return false.

Example

 <?php
$conn = ftp_connect ( "ftp.testftp.com" ) or die ( "Could not connect" ) ;
ftp_login ( $conn , "user" , "pass" ) ;

// The owner can read and write, and others do not have any permissions
ftp_chmod ( $conn , "0600" , "test.txt" ) ;

// The owner can read and write, and others can read
ftp_chmod ( $conn , "0644" , "test.txt" ) ;

// The owner has all permissions, which can be read and executed by others
ftp_chmod ( $conn , "0755" , "test.txt" ) ;

// The owner has all permissions, and the group to which the owner belongs can be readable
ftp_chmod ( $conn , "0740" , "test.txt" ) ;

ftp_close ( $conn ) ;
?>

grammar

 ftp_chmod ( ftp_connection , mode , file )