How To Give The Permission To Folder In Linux?
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1. To give permission to a folder in Linux, use the chmod command.
2. The syntax for the chmod command is: chmod [options] mode file
3. Where options are any applicable options, mode is the permission mode to set (e.g. 777 for read, write, and execute permissions for all), and file is the file or folder whose permission you want to change.
4. For example, to give read, write, and execute permission to everyone for a folder called my_folder, the command would be: chmod 777 my_folder
5. To make the changes effective, use the following command: sudo chmod -R 777 my_folder
6. This will recursively apply the permission mode to all files and subdirectories within the my_folder directory.