On Thursday 24 April 2003 07:18, Jason Harris wrote:
> Does anyone know how to make a file executable (equivalent of 'chmod a+x
> filename' shell command) from within a KDE program?

You might want to look at the chmod() system function (man 2 chmod), 
specifically the S_IXUSR flags, or KIO::ChmodJob for the KDE way of doing 
this.

Let me however ask what you want to achieve?
Executing arbitrary contents is possible using scripting languages (whose 
files don't need x-bits), and executing binary programs depends on the 
architecture.
Both are critical from a security point of view unless a sandbox is created 
for them.

Josef

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