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September 15th, 2009, 10:28 PM
Hey everyone,
I am writing a script that creates several files and sets the ownership to that of the current directory with os.chown
so I'll run a
os.chown(".du", uid, gid)
however, the script creates multiple files (.du, .du_foo1, .du_foo2, etc). I want to set the ownership for all of them, but os.chown errors out if you give it a wildcard character (like .du*).
Is there any way to set the ownership of all of these files without creating an individual os.chown line for all of the files?
I am writing a script that creates several files and sets the ownership to that of the current directory with os.chown
so I'll run a
os.chown(".du", uid, gid)
however, the script creates multiple files (.du, .du_foo1, .du_foo2, etc). I want to set the ownership for all of them, but os.chown errors out if you give it a wildcard character (like .du*).
Is there any way to set the ownership of all of these files without creating an individual os.chown line for all of the files?