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8 …ver>> provides a simulated server file system, including support for file and directory permissions
31 Windows file system. The rules for file and directory names include:
45 file system. The rules for file and directory names include:
59 then creating a directory or file will automatically create any parent directories (recursively)
60 that do not already exist. If <false>, then creating a directory or file throws an
61 exception if its parent directory does not exist. This value defaults to <true>.
64 used by the <formatDirectoryListing> method to format directory listings in a
71 …Each <file> or <directory> entry within a <<<FileSystem>>> has associated <owner>, <group> and <pe…
72 …attributes. All of these attributes are optional. If none are specified for a file or directory, t…
76 read, written or deleted, and whether a directory can be created, listed or deleted.
85 …The permissions for a file or directory entry in the filesystem are represented by a 9-character s…
101 directory. Its constructor takes a 9-character "rwx" String as described above.
103 …tractFileSystemEntry>>> contains a <permissions> attribute, so that every file and directory in the
114 If the <permissions> are configured for a file or directory within the <<<FileSystem>>>, then
115 those permissions affect whether and how that file/directory can be accessed.
121 | Create a new file | EXECUTE access to the directory and WRITE access to the directory |
123 | Read a file | EXECUTE access to the directory and READ access to the file |
125 | Write a file | EXECUTE access to the directory and WRITE access to the file |
127 | Delete a file | WRITE access to the directory |
129 | Rename a file | READ access to the FROM file and WRITE access to the directory |
131 | Create a directory | WRITE and EXECUTE acccess to the parent directory |
133 | List a directory | READ acccess to the directory/file |
135 | CD to a directory | EXECUTE acccess to the directory |
137 | Delete a directory | WRITE acccess to the parent directory |
143 …Each file and directory in the filesystem (subclass of <<<AbstractFileSystemEntry>>>) contains <ow…
146 If the <owner> is configured for a file/directory, AND the <permissions> are configured as well,
148 currently logged in FTP user (client) matches the <owner> configured for the file/directory.
150 …Similarly, if the <group> is configured for a file/directory, AND the <permissions> are configured…
152 …or the currently logged in FTP user (client) contain the <group> configured for the file/directory.
202 …directory with a "data" sub-directory containing two files. Permissions and owner/group are specif…