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Ubuntu - chmod – Change File/Folder Permission In Ubuntu


sample command :
sudo chmod 754 /opt/lampp/htdoc
chmod command sets the permission of a file or folder. chmod command uses three digit code as an argument and the file or folder location.
In the example,

  • 7 – Owner(current user)
  • 5 – Group(set by owner)
  • 4 – anyone else
The fundamental concept:
Execute is 1, Write is 2 and Read is 4.
Sum of these basic ones makes combination of permissions:

  • 0 – no permission, this person cannot read, write or execute
  • 1 – execute only
  • 2 – write only
  • 3 – execute and write only (1 + 2)
  • 4 – read only
  • 5 – execute and read only (1 + 4)
  • 6 – write and read only (2 + 4)
  • 7 – execute, write and read (1 + 2 + 4)

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