ONO::Core::HostIO
ONO::Core::HostIO is responsible for low level communication with the host operating system.
Note that file system I/O calls allow access to the entire host systems file system (unlike ONO::IO, which only accesses the file system within the document root).
Using this module in production projects should be avoided whenever possible, try to use ONO::IO or other library / toolbox features instead.
Functions
chgrp();
Change the group of a file or a directory.
chmod();
Change the mode (permissions, access rights) of a file or a directory.
chmodr();
Recursively change the mode (permissions, access rights) of a file or a directory.
chown();
Change the owner of a file or a directory.
chowngrpr();
Recursively change both the owner and the group of a directory (or a file).
cleanpath();
Check and clean input path (dir and file name), remove all special characters, don't allow paths starting by a dot. Add an optional ,1 to make this less restrictive.
cp();
Copy a file to a new location.
cpr();
Copy a directory to a new location.
exec();
Not implemented (yet).
exists();
Check if dir or file exists
groupadd();
Add a UNIX group on the host OS. Note that this feature will need to be run as root.
groupget();
Check if a UNIX group exists on the host OS, return its basic info if true.
list();
List a file, return its content as an array of lines.
load();
Load a file, return its content, removing carriage returns (line feeds will be kept).
ls();
List files and directories
mailserver_reload();
Reload / restart all mailserver services on the host OS. Note that this feature will need to be run as root.
mkdir();
Create a new directory.
mv();
Move a file or a directory to a new location.
rm();
Remove / delete a file
rmdir();
Recursively remove / delete a directory. This has not been implemented, as it is considered to be too dangerous.
size();
Return the size of a file in bytes.
store();
Store a content to a file. Be careful, existing files will be overwritten!
symlink();
Create a symbolic link
timestamp();
Return the modification timestamp of a file or directory
unlink();
Remove a symbolic link
usage();
Return dir usage in KB
useradd();
Add a UNIX user on the host OS. Note that this feature will need to be run as root.
userdel();
Remove a UNIX user on the host OS. Note that this feature will need to be run as root.
userget();
Check if a UNIX user exists on the host OS, return its basic info if true.
userpwd();
Change a UNIX user's password on the host OS. Note that this feature will need to be run as root.