Recursive mkdir() and chmod()?

Just tested on gentoo linux with PHP 5.2.12: They all have the same permissions.

The C function responsible for mkdir('localfilesystem', x, true) is php_plain_files_mkdir() in main/streams/plain_wrapper.c. And it calls php_mkdir(dir, mode TSRMLS_CC); for the "first" directory it is supposed to create and VCWD_MKDIR(buf, (mode_t)mode)) for all subdirectories. Php_mkdir() does some safe mode checking and then also calls VCWD_MKDIR So yes, the mode parameter is used for all directories created by mkdir(p, x, true).

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