How to use chmod | Manage File Permissions in Linux

[@sageohara720]

I did this at work but didn't understand the why as I was being walked through. You did a really outstanding job of going over this and making it understandable. Great work thank you !

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Teaching is an art and you have simply nailed it!

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[@vegetaiv9275]

I completely agree!

[@sav6639]

Perfect guide. Cleared up the concept. Don't think I'll ever forget this again. Thank you for the wonderful video!

[@rendonwade1130]

Thanks. I'm in school for this but your explanation was far better than any one else I could find!

[@jero5421]

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[@lawrencenmashie8186]

Thank you so much, I've been struggling with this for hours. Your video finally helped me understand

[@fafsl394]

real useful and helpful. better than i read 10 articles

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[@vijaybabu4967]

Thank you so much for a very clear video.

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[@newcomer3419]

Much thanks from Russia, very simple and useful.

[@alanjrobertson]

Nice clear explanation re binary representation for numeric chmod commands, Jay 👍

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This video is just absolutely incredible. Excelent!

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Best, i have seen so far ❤

[@guilherme5094]

Thanks Jay and Linode.

[@kosnowman]

Oh god you saved me with permission on files and directories

[@z8669zzz]

Thank you! I do remember in the past using this for fikes you want to keep private!

[@kourygg8738]

loved this video, well explain.

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[@irishjack139]

Excellent video, very helpful.. thank you

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Awesome video

[@evropej]

Great video, thank you!

[@tomaszkapalka]

Perfect explenation! Thank you!

[@mickeycavalier1693]

Tnx …, very useful….on point!

[@WordsWisely]

This is amazing. Very useful.

[@vegetaiv9275]

Thank you so much!

[@sibusisonyathi1590]

Wow thank you for how you broke it down

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Thank you! Great video!

[@obieda4075]

Thank you man

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[@EM-do1yi]

super helpful TY!

[@ChaimKutoff]

This video was amazing, thank you! I was setting up a network mount using the fstab and I saw someone say to write permissions using 0770. What is the first 0 in the string? Shouldn't it just be 770? (I know I am giving full access to the user and group and none to guest)

[@alberteinstein1015]

I don't know if this is standard in every version of ls (mine is 9.3) , but whenever I wanna view the permissions and such of a SPECIFIC file using ls, I can just enter the name of the file right after it like such: ls -al file_to_view.txt and be shown all the info only about that file, no need for grep

[@sabuein]

Thank you so much.

[@TheStevenWhiting]

Say you're signed in as root but want to give another account the permissions?

[@julianb.8749]

Thank you!

[@familyman101701]

GOD BLESS YOU, this video saved me

[@moreboss]

Hi i want to Enable write and read access to my folder . how can i ho that, the folder is on my desktop. how to locate it in terminal and change it read access ?

[@Not-THAT-ChrisPratt]

Outstanding video, thank you! For directory permissions, which bit, rw or x, allows a user to delete the dir?

[@nero-sy]

Thank you

[@somecatyoudontknow6471]

What do you to if "sudo chmod 775 dir -R" is being ignored by they system? I set folders to have shared read write and execute for users in a group, but they system has ignored all changers, and when in terminal or the file manager, it behaves as though the mod is set to 755. Help.

[@somecatyoudontknow6471]

Note: when I change the mode to 777, it isn't ignored and functions normally.

[@horaciosilvaporras656]

Hola, Tengo 2 servidores ubuntu 20.04, uno esta como controlador de Dominio el otro esta solo para almacenamiento, el de almacenamiento ya tiene la estructura de carpetas compartidas y lo tengo montado en el servidor de dominio. El problema es que los usuarios del dominio pueden ver las carpetas tal como esta en la configuración del smb.conf. pero por más de intento no logro que tengan escritura. Alguna luz maestro.

[@rahul875]

How to use chomod for whole drive because I can not creat the folder in root drive

[@manee427]

awsome

[@seanbroderick1506]

Thanks

[@atlegin]

how do i change the permissions of specific user groups

[@jackieblackie2633]

sir i need to take a notes and all if im going to this in full time soo currently im not in the correct condition for that since i got no funding anymore idk if it were stolen or ppl is trying to stop me from making the world a better place..for me nor for them

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[@wolverin2030]

Great Video

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[@eagle990]

Great

[@aiartificialintelligence5024]

what about directory?

[@tayodurotoye8844]

this doesn't work on directory

[@Anonymous-jh4nr]

I missed subdirectories :)

[@codefoxtrot]

Very useful, thanks so much!

[@harunaadoga]

Thank you!