fix: correct permission check logic for readonly files in copyFile operations #1176
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The
copyFileandcopyFileSyncoperations were incorrectly failing when trying to copy readonly files (e.g., files with mode0o400). This behavior was inconsistent with Node.js's native filesystem, which allows copying readonly files since copying only requires read access to the source file.Root Cause
The issue was in the permission check logic in
src/core/Superblock.tsat line 452. The condition!(flagsNum & O_RDONLY)was always evaluating totruebecauseO_RDONLY = 0. This caused write permission checks to be performed even when opening files for read-only access.Solution
Fixed the permission check logic to properly distinguish between read and write access:
Testing
Added comprehensive test coverage for both synchronous and asynchronous copyFile operations on readonly files:
The fix maintains backward compatibility and doesn't affect existing permission checks for truly inaccessible files (e.g., files with mode
0o333that lack read permissions).Fixes #1175.
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