Note that this function really does what the description says, it returns the numeric user id of the user who *owns the file* containing the current script not the effective user id of user *running* the current script. Most applications will want the latter which is provided by posix_getuid().
getmyuid
(PHP 4, PHP 5, PHP 7, PHP 8)
getmyuid — Retourne l'UID du propriétaire du script actuel
Liste de paramètres
Cette fonction ne contient aucun paramètre.
Valeurs de retour
Retourne l'identifiant du propriétaire
du script actuel (UID) ou false en cas d'erreur.
Voir aussi
- getmygid() - Retourne le GID du propriétaire du script
- getmypid() - Retourne le numéro de processus courant de PHP
- get_current_user() - Retourne le nom du possesseur du script courant
- getmyinode() - Retourne l'inode du script
- getlastmod() - Retourne la date de dernière modification de la page
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bozo_z_clown at yahoo dot com ¶
17 years ago
divinity76+spam at gmail dot com ¶
2 years ago
warning, at least 7.4-8.1 returns the owner of the initial entrypoint file rather the currently executing file,
meaning, if you have a.php owned by 1 containing
<?php var_dump(getmyuid());require_once("b.php"); ?>
and b.php owned by 2 containing
<?php var_dump(getmyuid());require_once("a.php"); ?>
running "php a.php" will get you int(1) int(1), and running "php b.php" will get you int(2) int(2), you won't get "int(1) int(2)"
