How to tell if I can open a file or not
Skip Hollowell
thollowe at opentext.com
Thu Jun 8 08:51:36 EDT 2000
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I have a indexer that I am writing that goest through a user-specified directory and all subdirectories and indexes all the .htm* file contained therein. This works great until I get to a file that someone has chmod-ed so that I can't read it. Then I bomb after the open(). Is there a way I can check the attrbutes of the file before I open it? This is easy enough in c or perl, but have yet to find an equivalent in Python. Thanks for any and all help, and I would appreciate being copied on email as well as the group as I don't always have access to newsgroups where I am at. Skip Hollowell skip_hollowell 'at' yahoo.com
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