Calcolatore Chmod - Linux Griglia dei permessi dei file
Invece di memorizzare i codici ottali, seleziona Leggi, Scrivi ed Esegui per Proprietario, Gruppo e Pubblico: Dokall mostra immediatamente il valore ottale, la notazione simbolica e un comando chmod pronto da incollare.
Le preimpostazioni comuni includono 755 per le directory Web, 644 per i file, 600 per le chiavi SSH e 400 per le chiavi PEM di sola lettura. Modifica il campo del nome file per personalizzare il comando del terminale prima della copia.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is chmod?
chmod (change mode) is a Unix/Linux command that sets file permissions. It controls who can read, write, and execute a file - the owner, the group, and everyone else.
What do the numbers in chmod 755 mean?
Each digit represents permissions for owner, group, and others. 7 = read(4) + write(2) + execute(1). 5 = read(4) + execute(1). So 755 means owner has full access, group and others can read and execute but not write.
What is the difference between files and directories?
Execute permission on a file means it can be run as a program. Execute on a directory means you can cd into it and list its contents. Directory permissions 755 (rwxr-xr-x) are standard; file permissions 644 (rw-r--r--) are common for regular files.
What does chmod 777 do?
777 grants read, write, and execute to everyone - owner, group, and others. This is a security risk on servers because any user can modify the file. Use 755 for directories and 644 for files unless you have a specific reason for broader access.
Symbolic vs numeric notation?
Numeric (755) is compact and common in tutorials. Symbolic (u=rwx,g=rx,o=rx) is more readable and used in chmod commands with letters: chmod u+x file adds execute for the owner. Dokall converts between both formats.