Chmod 555 ?

geezer12345

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Hi, can anyone explain what CHMOD555 means ? and what needs to be done to change this ?

sorry if its a really daft question....

thanks
 
chmod 555 is a permisions setting on a linux/unix/solaris platform. by the sounds of it you need to apply that permision to a file or directory...could you shed more light
 
Thanbks guys, so its a linux thing rather than a dbox setting. Got everything working now after a bit og hardwork...thanks again

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Hi, can anyone explain what CHMOD555 means ? and what needs to be done to change this ?

sorry if its a really daft question....

thanks

chmod is to change permission on a file on a unix/linux system - bit like the attrib command on MSDOS/Windows

the three values relate to the three groups (everyone, group, user) the numbers relate to either read only, write only, execute.
 
can you tell me how you did it i,m having a nightmare inputting keys manually
 
can you tell me how you did it i,m having a nightmare inputting keys manually

ftp the keys over it is simple open up the keylist with the notepad and save it with your new keys and reboot the box and thats it
 
Hi,

chmod 555 was driving me crazy too till I found this little chmod calculator at egginfo - unix commands

chmod is permission setting for owner / group / other

each can be set to read, write, and/or execute.

chmod 555 allows all three to read and execute, but not to write.

Cool thing about the calculator is that you can enter the chmod setting you want and it tells you which permission to grant.

hope this helps.
 
do i need to go to, specsavers again????????
sorry just realised i got pis**d at the bells 2008 wit a hangover i've got!!! lol
 
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