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Hi dev, ever felt like a noob using Linux? It’s okay—I’ve been there too. To make it worse, I didn’t know how to delete or modify files in a specific folder. I felt embarrassed in front of Linux.
So, here’s the story: I was building a website and placed it in the htdocs folder. For some reason, my program kept failing to create a log file.
Sure, the console did warn me that the program I was developing didn’t have permission to modify, create, or delete files—read-only, folks.
The problem was, I didn’t remember the command to unlock the permissions for that directory.
Long story short, I used my Google-fu skills and decided to jot it down here for easy access when I need it again.
Here’s how you can unlock permissions for a specific directory:
chmod -R 777 /www/store
But if I’m already in the target directory, I just use this command:
chmod -R 777 ./
Alright, done!