How can I display the user rights of a folder in PHP?
To display the user rights of a folder in PHP, you can use the `fileperms()` function to get the permissions of the folder. You can then use bitwise operations to extract the user rights from the permission value.
<?php
$folder = '/path/to/folder';
$permissions = fileperms($folder);
if ($permissions !== false) {
$userRights = $permissions & 0777;
echo "User rights for folder $folder: $userRights";
} else {
echo "Failed to get permissions for folder $folder";
}
?>
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