CHMOD: Tool for Open Source Administration

CHMOD (chmod) is a UNIX oriented command that means “Changing Mode.” It lets you change the mode (hence the name) of the file, or directory(ies) depending on how the chmod command is used. When I say “changing mode,” I mean giving the file a different permission scheme, respectively <strong>read</strong>, <strong>write</strong>, and <strong>execute</strong>. This command, by the way, is one of the most useful and most used commands in Linux.


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