Is there such a thing as Touch cannot touch file?
Closed 3 years ago. I also checked the link: touch: cannot touch `foo’: No such file or directory, But I didn’t understand the answer. Note: I was also getting mkdir: cannot create directory; I fixed this by adding the -p option.
Why do I get error Touch cannot create directory?
Note: I was also getting mkdir: cannot create directory; I fixed this by adding the -p option. Could this be something with the version of Linux I am working in? That’s where the error come from.
Can you touch a file that has already been modified?
If the test file does already exist in public, touch will, by default, update the modification time of the file. Only write access to the file is required for this, as the modification date/time is stored in the file’s inode.
Do you need write and execute permissions for file touch?
It cannot do this without the write and execute permissions over the parent directory. Execute is required to traverse the directory; write is required to add the inode entry for the new file.
Is there a folder that does not exist in touch?
For example, this folder /stuff/more_stuff does not exist. This gives me the result: Both /stuff and /stuff/more_stuff need to exist in order for touch to work. Yes there might be chances of miss typo or directory not exists .
Do you need a directory for touch to work?
This gives me the result: Both /stuff and /stuff/more_stuff need to exist in order for touch to work. Yes there might be chances of miss typo or directory not exists . Not the answer you’re looking for?
Can you create a PID with Touch cannot touch?
I am looking for some help getting a jar file to create a PID, where I am getting touch cannot touch..no such file or directory, even though it exists and cannot create the PID file. Any assistance is appreciated. Thank you. What is the actual command you are using?