How to Change File Permissions to 777 in Ubuntu

How to Change File Permissions to 777 in Ubuntu chmod 777 In this guide, we will see how to recover from accidentally running # chmod -R 777 on any RPM-based Linux Operating systems chmod 666 Windows doesn't use anything so primitive as a bunch of numbers to represent permissions On Lunix, chmod 777 filename> sets permissions to

chmod 666 In this guide, we will see how to recover from accidentally running # chmod -R 777 on any RPM-based Linux Operating systems

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