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Nevermind:
The answer is...
chmod 755 ./*
I didn't notice read and execute was the same as access.
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The below is the original thread
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I'm trying to change ...
- 10-27-2007 #1
Change permissions of all folders
Nevermind:
The answer is...
chmod 755 ./*
I didn't notice read and execute was the same as access.
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The below is the original thread
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I'm trying to change all the folders in /root/mock_iso/ to
owner = root
folder access = create and delete files
group = root
folder access = read only
others
folder access = read only
I tried
chmod 0644 ./mock_iso/*
chmod 0644 ./mock_iso/*/*
chmod 0644 ./mock_iso/*/*/*
chmod 0644 ./mock_iso/*/*/*/*
and stuff like that, but none of it worked...
How do I change all of the permissions of all of the subfolders inside a folder?
I tried this, too.
root@linux:~/mock_iso# chmod -r 0644 ./*
chmod: cannot access `0644': No such file or directory


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