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#1 2006-06-13 05:34:20
- twiistedkaos
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Chmod -A? [solved]
Hmmf, Alright, I think I'm becomming lazy, but since I am running a webserver on my computer I have to chmod alot, problem is some things I need to chmod are 1000+ files and maybe 40+ directories with files in them. Is their a way to chmod the root directory ie: ~/www to chmod all the files and directories in www?
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#2 2006-06-13 05:47:52
- paranoos
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Re: Chmod -A? [solved]
-R stands for recursive, which means it will chmod the given directory, all the files in the directory, all the sub-directories, and so on.
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#3 2006-06-13 05:49:06
- twiistedkaos
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Re: Chmod -A? [solved]
-R stands for recursive, which means it will chmod the given directory, all the files in the directory, all the sub-directories, and so on.
Yeah... just looked at the man pages and was about to edit my post when I seen you replied. Thanks for replying 
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