How to Change Permissions of Directories and Files Recursively With “chmod” Command | LinuxSimply

In Linux, file permissions are an important aspect of ensuring system security. Using the chmod command with option -R, one can easily change the permissions of the files or directories recursively. In this tutorial, you will get to learn how to change the permissions of the files or directories recursively. Between the two modes(Sybmolic & Absolute) of changing file permissions, here I have changed permissions in the absolute mode. Watch this video till end, try this out, and let me know in the comments below. You can always read the full article on the topic linked below.

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