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Chmod is a command available on Unix computer system. Chmod is
a function for applying permissions (access) to directories and
files on a Unix system. The majority of web sites on the world wide
web are stored on Unix hosts and therefore webmasters have to chmod
certain files (scripts, web pages) to denial or accept access to
them from people on the world wide web. Most ftp programs have a
chmod command for you to set permissions
Chmod Numeric Permissions
0 no permissions
1 execute permission
2 write permission
3 write and execute permissions
4 read permission
5 read and execute permissions
6 read and write permissions
7 read, write, and execute permissions
Most Common Chmod Permissions
700 -
User: read, write, execute
Group: none
Other: none
755
User: read, write, execute
Group: read, execute
Other: read,execute
777
User: read, write, execute
Group: read,write,execute
Other: read,write,execute
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