If I:
chmod 740 Documents/
Documents/ = drwxr-----
If I:
chmod 750 Documents/
Documents/ = drwxr-x---
How does that work?
I want to achieve drwxrw----
If I:
chmod 740 Documents/
Documents/ = drwxr-----
If I:
chmod 750 Documents/
Documents/ = drwxr-x---
How does that work?
I want to achieve drwxrw----
From the man page of man chmod (Linux):
So you just have to add up the digits for each permission you want. For rw-
that would be 4 (read) + 2 (write) = 6
awesome explanation pludi ..
Cool. I still don't know what's going on.
chmod 760 Documents
This will achieve the drwxrw---- , but setting the "w" without setting the "x" on a directory seems very weird
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