This software facilitates matching on file permissions and user access rules.
File::Find::Rule::Permissions is a Perl extension designed to work alongside the File::Find::Rule software by allowing users to manipulate file permission bits. The primary function of File::Find::Rule::Permissions is to aid programmers in determining whether or not a given user can perform certain actions with files, such as reading, writing, or executing.
To use this extension, users must first declare File::Find::Rule::Permissions in their code. From there, the available functions can be called, including file() which provides a list of files, and permissions() which allows users to specify certain restrictions, such as user and read/write permissions.
Some possible use cases for File::Find::Rule::Permissions include determining which files a particular user can read in a given directory, or finding files in a specific directory that have both writable and executable permissions for the 'nobody' user.
Overall, File::Find::Rule::Permissions is a powerful extension for File::Find::Rule that can improve the functionality and efficiency of Perl-based software programs.
To use this extension, users must first declare File::Find::Rule::Permissions in their code. From there, the available functions can be called, including file() which provides a list of files, and permissions() which allows users to specify certain restrictions, such as user and read/write permissions.
Some possible use cases for File::Find::Rule::Permissions include determining which files a particular user can read in a given directory, or finding files in a specific directory that have both writable and executable permissions for the 'nobody' user.
Overall, File::Find::Rule::Permissions is a powerful extension for File::Find::Rule that can improve the functionality and efficiency of Perl-based software programs.
What's New
Version 2.0: N/A