Question : how to change permissions on a file in linux
Answered by : gentle-gnu-jgihonmb73vr
sudo chmod -R ugo+rwx /file/path
Source : | Last Update : Fri, 15 May 20
Question : linux change permission
Answered by : joh-lin
permission = read(4) + write(2) + execute(1)
===== CHMOD ===== ( change permission for file )
chmod [permissions] file
(u)ser, (g)roup, (o)ther, (a)ll
(r)ead, (w)rite, (e)xecute
(+) add permission, (-) remove permission, (=) set permission
#Examples:
chmod o+rwx file # add rwx for other
chmod o=rw file # set rw for other
chmod og-x file # remove x from other and group
chmod a+r file # everyone can read
# Numeric
chmod 724 file # owner=everything, group=writing, other=reading
first number is for owner of file,
second for group of owner,
third for everyone
===== OTHER =====
ls -l [path]
---------- # file
d--------- # directory
-rwx------ # owner
----rwx--- # group
-------rwx # other
Source : | Last Update : Fri, 20 May 22
Question : change user permission linux
Answered by : hutch-polecat
chmod u-rxw file == remove permission
chmod u+rxw file == give permission back
chmod +755 file == give permission
r - read
w - write
x - execute
755 - is binary format
Source : | Last Update : Mon, 27 Jun 22