Just in case.....
chmod-R 777 folder
this give *RWXRWXRWX* permissions to everything underneath 'folder', that
may not be what you are looking to do!
You can use the find command to exercise some control over what gets
modified
...e.g.*
**
find . ! -type f -exec chmod a+w {} \;*
find everything that is not a file and make it writeable.... i.e make all
dirs writeable ...
double check that before you execute it!!!! Permissions are nasty things
when they go awry..
Alan
2009/1/9 Lisa Muir <34.24.34 at gmail.com>
> On Fri, Jan 9, 2009 at 3:48 PM, Miguel Angel Vilela <miguev at gmail.com>
> wrote:
> > chmod 777 folder
>> chmod -R 777 folder
> if you want to also grant world access to the existing contents of the
> folder ;-)
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