Change Directory-owned user group or file properties under Linux

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Say recently in toss blog at the same time also toss up blog host, before a user opened a blog virtual host, because he over there speed comparison turtle, so let me help him upload, and I am not a diligent worker, I feel that I download and upload words are not as fast as downloading on the server directly!

The operation has no technical content, download the file directly from the root directory and unzip it, and then move all files in the program directory directly to his web directory.

After a while my friend asked me: "How can I not install the program?" (A friend is a technical madman, excluding the possibility of not running install files.) )

Of course, this situation first takes into account the question of permission, so give him a directory recursive 775 permissions directly.

Friends say it's still not working. Is it not right? Then list the directory and look at it! This found the problem, the original file to the user and group are root, no wonder!

So change the user and the group are the user, OK, everything is normal!

Access to Knowledge:

Change files to group Chgrp:

Syntax：

CHGRP group name file or directory

Example：

CHGRP Test Web/test

Note: Change the group of test directory to test group

Change file owner chown:

Syntax：

Chown [-r] Account name file or directory

Chown [-r] Account name: Group name file or directory

Example：

Chown-r Test Web/test

Note: Change the user of the test directory to the test user recursively

Chown-r test:test Web/test

Note: Change the user and group of the test directory to test users and groups recursively

Change the file familiar chmod:

Syntax：

chmod [-R] [parameter] [directory name]

Example：

Chmod-r 777 Web/test

Description: Changes the Directory test property recursively to 777 properties.

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