chmod 666
Chmod permissions explained: 600, 0600, 700, 777, 100 etc
chmod 666 devhdc #just for good measure, not necessary 5 ls -l devhdc # will be mode 666 now 6 udevcontrol reload_rules 7 udevstart Actual results
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เว็บไซต์ chmod 666 chmod 666 devhdc #just for good measure, not necessary 5 ls -l devhdc # will be mode 666 now 6 udevcontrol reload_rules 7 udevstart Actual results chmod 777 By running “chmod 666” on a directory, she made it unexecutable What she should have done is “chmod a+rw *”, which would have added readwrite permissions
chmod 666 chmod 666 ${DEVICE} fi To restrict access to members of a special group, usb, change to this #!binbash if && [ -f ${DEVICE} 666 is almost always a really bad idea The web site where you read that needs a good flogging Write access for everyone means that CHMOD allows permissions to be altered, but never before have I seen this command, on its own, summarily delete anything