echo "This script allow you to recover correct ${bold}chmod / chown${normal} for current directory recursively." echo "It can be used if you transfered data to another disk and chmod has been lost." ...

We currently have a button for "Change Permissions for Enclosed Files" which calls chmod -R with a numeric mode. That's a problem because you usually don't want files and directories to have the same ...

Because Linux is a multi-user operating system, it has a mechanism that sets and manages file permissions to ensure that only authorized processes and users can access various directories and files.

I need to do a recursive chmod 2775 on a folder to allow everyone in a particular group on a RHEL 6 machine to do what they need to do. This will have the disadvantage of making all the files 2775 ...