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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting File permission by chmod Post 302412973 by animesh303 on Wednesday 14th of April 2010 06:50:24 AM
Old 04-14-2010
Quote:
Originally Posted by Reboot
If you want to give "read" permission for "others" to File1 only and you know its complete path name then you can use :

chmod o+r /Folder1/Folder2/File1

its preety clear...
or...
else I am not getting you..
Thanks for suggestion. The above command sets permission for read only for File1. But not on Folder1 and Folder2. So others won't be able to navigate to reach the file. Also, I found that we need to have execute 'x' as well to navigate. So,

chmod o+rx /Folder1/Folder2/File1 # sets permission for just File1 not the folders.

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Quote:
Originally Posted by jim mcnamara
If I understand -
You have to grant at least --x access to others for the directories above File1 on up -> root directory, otherwise others will never get down to the leve where others can even see File1.

This means you have to grant r-x or at least x to all of the directories involved, then grant r-- to File1. IS this what you are asking?
Yes, you are right, we have to provide both 'r' and 'x' for folders to navigate. But in order to do so I have to execute many chmod commands till the File1 (imagine the scenario where we may have 10-15 Folders).
 

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