December 2018
Beginner
320 pages
8h 57m
English
The chmod command is used to change the permission or mode of a file or directories. It takes the new set of permissions as the first argument, followed by the list of files and directories, to apply those new permissions. The symbolic method has the following syntax:
$ chmod whowhatwhich file | directory
Here is a table listing the keywords used with chmod and their descriptions:
|
Keyword |
Description |
|
Who |
It represents whose permission you want to change: u: User permissions g: Group permissions o: Other permissions a: All user permissions If nothing is specified in this field, it takes (a) as the default value. |
|
What |
It represents what you want to do with permissions: |
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