Chmod 666

Chmod 666 666 means read and write access for everyone When you perform chmod 666 filename command you allow everyone to read and write to the file

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 777 There are three settings in the permissions for a file on UnixLinux: read, write, and execute If you give a file read permissions (chmod u+r

mg666 auto Before diving into the world of umask we recommend reading up on file permissions, chmod, and chown 666 (you wouldn't want everything to be