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Originally Posted by thepunisher1991
Well I have
but idk how to do it through there
can you give a step by step plzz
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Navigate to the file of choice then select 'Modify' at the bottom of the screen. You will see a screen that shows the Owner, Group, and Everyone permissions. The screen represents the permissions graphically so if you want the Unix equivalent of permission '7' for Owner, make the 'Read', 'Write', and 'Exec' boxes next to Owner blue by toggling them. Likewise, for '4', make the 'Read' blue only....
- 7 rwx (read, write, and execute): Blue, Blue, Blue
- 6 rw- (read and write): Blue, Blue, Gray
- 5 r-x (read and execute): Blue, Gray, Blue
- 4 r-- (read): Blue, Gray, Gray
- 3 -wx (write and execute) Gray, Blue, Blue
- 2 -w- (write): Gray, Blue, Gray
- 1 --x (execute): Gray, Gray, Blue
Hope this helps....it's been awhile since I looked at/used chmod.....