Hide folder with Python

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i am looking for variants how to hide folders with python..
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It is possible to create a folder in the system32 windows folder (see path3 to bypass this error PermissionError: [WinError 5] Access is denied)

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It is possible to create a folder in the system32 windows folder (see path3 to bypass this error PermissionError: [WinError 5] Access is denied)

The directory Is In use by the OS, hence the permission error.

Boot with a Live CD, navigate to the System32 directory and perform your tasks thereafter.

Provide System Attrib To The Folder You Want to Hide.
Even In The above Program He Has Set The File Attrib To System Attrib And Hidden It.

Instead Of Using win32api And Coding That Long Program...
call the command Through CMD using Built-In OS Library In Python

Thats It .

in my case when i want to hide files or folders using the shell i use the bat command attrib, that allow the user to set attributes for a specific file, you ask how could you do it in python, just try to do it using the system enviroment, if you need it to work in linux and windows include an if condition for each case.
try this code to use the operative system enviroment.
import os
os.system("attrib +h " + "your file name")

(09-11-2019, 05:05 PM)sad_satan Wrote:

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in my case when i want to hide files or folders using the shell i use the bat command attrib, that allow the user to set attributes for a specific file, you ask how could you do it in python, just try to do it using the system enviroment, if you need it to work in linux and windows include an if condition for each case.
try this code to use the operative system enviroment.
import os
os.system("attrib +h " + "your file name")

If U Do Not Apply System Attrib...
Then The File Will Be Visible If The User Clicks On View Hidden Files

(09-12-2019, 06:13 AM)sefefew Wrote:

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(09-11-2019, 05:05 PM)sad_satan Wrote:

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in my case when i want to hide files or folders using the shell i use the bat command attrib, that allow the user to set attributes for a specific file, you ask how could you do it in python, just try to do it using the system enviroment, if you need it to work in linux and windows include an if condition for each case.
try this code to use the operative system enviroment.
import os
os.system("attrib +h " + "your file name")

If U Do Not Apply System Attrib...
Then The File Will Be Visible If The User Clicks On View Hidden Files

you are so ...

(12-21-2019, 04:11 AM)sad_satan Wrote:

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(09-12-2019, 06:13 AM)sefefew Wrote:

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(09-11-2019, 05:05 PM)sad_satan Wrote:

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in my case when i want to hide files or folders using the shell i use the bat command attrib, that allow the user to set attributes for a specific file, you ask how could you do it in python, just try to do it using the system enviroment, if you need it to work in linux and windows include an if condition for each case.
try this code to use the operative system enviroment.
import os
os.system("attrib +h " + "your file name")

If U Do Not Apply System Attrib...
Then The File Will Be Visible If The User Clicks On View Hidden Files

you are so ...

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