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This is a utility to understand CHMOD values. A CHMOD Calculator.
chmod is an abbreviation for the term "change mode". chmod is a function on all Unix, Linux and FreeBSD systems that allows varying levels of permissions to be set on files and directories in relation to the application attempting to access them. chmod controls the configuration of execute, write and read accessibility (permissions). For people using an FTP application for chmod, it can be difficult when a
script author only states that a particular file needs permissions of, for
example, 755 - some FTP applications only present a dialog box with checkboxes
for Read, Write and Execute. Using the table above can make it easier for you to
know which boxes should be checked. Here are some examples of common chmod
settings:
| chmod
Value |
Owner |
Group |
Public/Other |
| 755 |
R-W-X |
R-X |
R-X |
| 744 |
R-W-X |
R |
R |
| 766 |
R-W-X |
R-W |
R-W |
| 777 |
R-W-X |
R-W-X |
R-W-X |
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