I want to change permission of each files in a directory. I've been used chmod 777
but its wasting time if I have 50 files.
How to make all files inside directory become rwx without change them one by one.
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chmod -cR 777 * Will change all the files including subdirectories recursively (R option) including subdirectories, but also report on when it makes a change (c option). Rather than changing all the files with too wide permissions, you might want to change the ownership instead.
The line above changes owndership to a tomcat application server, you need to figure out which user your webserver is using. You can easily see that by doing
(The h option is for changing the owndership of a symbolic link if encountered, but not the files it linkes to) | |||
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What you are doing is more than likely unsafe and the below command should only be invoked if you completely accept the security issues.
This will recursively go through the current directory and each subdirectory and change the permissions accordingly; if I haven't made it clear enough, this is a very bad idea (777 permissions) | ||||
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will change all file in the current directory, but it's a bit strange that you need 777 permission. Are you sure of what you're doing ? | |||||||
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Just type:
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