At times, when we want to modify the permissions of a directory along with its subfolders and files, we utilize the "-R" option to apply the permissions recursively. chmod -R To illustrate, our goal is to allocate the owner (7) with read, write, and execute permissions for the current ...
There are also a couple of options you can use to affect which files the permissions are going to be applied on. For example: If you're using chmod on a directory with several files and subfolders inside - Which files/folders will get the new permissions? Only the folder or even the fi...
so I currently have them as 777 and everything works. My hosting provider said I have to enable suPHP, to allow me to apply 755 and 644 permissions. Following that no php scripts will work on my server until all directories became 755 and files 644. So I was thinking I’d have...