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ubuntu更改文件夹权限（Ubuntu change folder permissions） Ubuntu change folder permissions Many operations of Ubuntu are carried out in the terminal, and the files managed by the sudo command are held by root, and the average user cannot change it. On the graphical interface, we can operate through the permission options folder in the property. However, once the property of the file shows that the current user has no read or write authority, the permissions cannot be modified at the graphical interface. Commonly used methods are as follows: Sudo Chmod 600 * * * (only the owner has read and write permission) Sudo Chmod 644 * * * (owner has read and write permissions, group users only read permissions) Sudo Chmod 700 * * * (only the owner has read and write and execute permissions) Sudo Chmod 666 * * * (everyone has the right to read and write) Sudo Chmod 777 * * * (everyone has read and write and execute permissions) Where * * * refers to the filename (or folder name, but -ld after Chmod). Explain, in fact, that the entire order is in the form of Sudo, Chmod - (representing type) * * * (owner) * * * (group user) * * * * (other users) Each of the three digits represents the permissions settings for a user type. The value is 0~7, or binary [000]~[111]. Each of the three bit binary numbers represents read, write, and execute permissions. If 000 indicates that neither of the three permissions is available, 100 indicates read-only. In this way, we have the following correspondence: 0 [000] without any authority 4 [100] read only permissions 6 [110] read and write permissions 7 [111] read write execute authority Now look at some of the usual uses. Try to change the permissions yourself Finally, attach the commands for querying the file (or folder) permissions Ls -l file name (folder changes -l to -ld). ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Chmod usage Instruction Name: Chmod Permissions: all users Usage: Chm