Permission

Larry Bates lbates at syscononline.com
Fri Dec 17 09:28:55 EST 2004


The function is os.rename(old, new).  If you actually
tried 'os.raname' (as your post suggests) that is an illegal
function.  I suspect that you mistyped it in your post,
but Peter's replys is correct.  Always copy and paste your
code and your traceback error message so it will be precise.

Permisssion denied means that you don't have permission to
rename this file.  Normally this is a rights issue.

BTW-os.rename works on XP.

Larry Bates
Syscon, Inc.

-g00t©- wrote:
> --------------( oo )--------------
> 
> I don't know if there's a beginner board, just tell me if it's the place;
> 
> I tried Python this weekend. I'm java coder and I was looking for handling
> names in os. I tried the os.raname('file.ext','nuFile.ext') and I got a
> Permission denied error. In the docs, it say that it should work only for
> UNIX, than it shouldn't work on XP (if I understood). I'm on XP, should I
> declare something to enable permission, or is it common error?
> 
> Sorry about that newCommer question, but it would help, I'm on that problem
> for a while...
> 
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> guillaumeLaBelle [alias goo©] - Architecture CAAO
> 
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