Most recent edit on 2006-12-04 22:01:54 by MichaelWexler
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chmod
The "chmod" command is used to set the permissions of a file. You can access the command:
Why chmod?
Permissions protect your files from being changed or accessed by unauthorized users.
For most people, your "executable" files should all be protected. The below script, from simsim on this forum thread∞ can set the files correctly.
cd /path/to/your/script folder
chmod -R 644 *.php
chmod -R 644 *.html
chmod -R 644 *.asp
If you want to locate which files are "unprotected", i.e. still at a 777 permissions, try ls -lR | grep rwxrwxrwx > listing.txt which will make a list of all unprotected files.
Further Information about chmod
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chmod
The "chmod" command is used to set the permissions of a file. You can access the command:
Further Information about chmod
Edited on 2006-09-11 20:28:39 by MichaelSchreifels
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- "chmod" on Wikipedia∞
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- chmod wikipedia∞
Edited on 2006-09-11 20:28:12 by MichaelSchreifels
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chmod
The "chmod" command is used to set the permissions of a file. You can access the command:
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CHMOD
The chmod may be set a few different ways at ASO, such as:
Oldest known version of this page was edited on 2006-05-10 04:11:28 by PhilOlson [initial commit]
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CHMOD
The chmod may be set a few different ways at ASO, such as:
Further Information about chmod