centos7.2 open files to read-write and Execute permissions for all users

centos7.2 open files to read-write and Execute permissions for all users

It is a good idea to execute the following command under the root user:

chmod 777 + file name

Ls-l + file shows permission to read and write files

The meanings of each permission are as follows:

1, the first letter D means the directory,-the file is represented.

The 2,rwx represents read-write and Execute permissions, respectively.

The rwx of the 3,3 row represent the execution rights of the current user, group user, and other users.