Linux set permission to a folder and all it's sub files or folders [closed]

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i am using fedora and a folder i want to set permission public every one read write

chmod -R 755 /directory
chmod owner group world FileName

and other's but can't work

how i can give public permission to every one one of my folder and every thing under it to other users

thanks

回答1:

Following two commands will ensure your purpose

chmod -R 755 /directory
chown -R owner.group /directory

This will give read permissions to everyone. You may be facing issue due to wrong ownership. If the file is not very sensitive, you can also use:

chown -R nobody.nobody /directory   ( No body means anyone )

回答2:

use command chmod -R 777 yourdirectory

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