Chmod
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[[chmod]] -- short for "change mode" -- changes a file's permissions, or "mode". You can make a file readable, writeable and executable for the file's owner, group and world ("other"). The format is '''chmod (permissions) (file)''': | [[chmod]] -- short for "change mode" -- changes a file's permissions, or "mode". You can make a file readable, writeable and executable for the file's owner, group and world ("other"). The format is '''chmod (permissions) (file)''': | ||
samizdata# chmod 777 /home/dave/file.txt | samizdata# chmod 777 /home/dave/file.txt | ||
Latest revision as of 23:27, 26 April 2009
chmod -- short for "change mode" -- changes a file's permissions, or "mode". You can make a file readable, writeable and executable for the file's owner, group and world ("other"). The format is chmod (permissions) (file):
samizdata# chmod 777 /home/dave/file.txt
Permissions can be defined numerically or symbolically, but there's more info on that at the permissions page.
