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September 7th, 2005, 12:23 PM
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CHMod command help
I am setting up an Apache server. However the default permissions on the website stored on my Mac HD does not permit viewing via the Apache web server. I know I can use the command "sudo chmod 644 *.htm" to change the file permissions and it works fine. However, I have alot of files and directories.
What command do I use to change the permissions on all the files in all the sub-directories at one time? In regular Linux, I use "sudo chmod -R 644 *.htm", but that does not work in the Terminal Shell in OSX. Can somebody help me out here please?
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September 9th, 2005, 06:56 AM
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This wouldn't work in linux either unless your folders have got the extension ".htm" too. cd /var/www/folder/ sudo chmod -R 644 . M.
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