Hi Floppers,
I wrote a little script a while back that allows you to recursively change permissions on a directory tree in unix, specifying permissions for either directories or files or both.
From the documentation:
I wrote a little script a while back that allows you to recursively change permissions on a directory tree in unix, specifying permissions for either directories or files or both.
From the documentation:
# Takes a path to recurse through and options for specifying directory and/or # file permissions. # Outputs a list of affected directories and files. # # If no options are specified, it recursively resets all directory and file # permissions to the default for most OSs (dirs: 755, files: 644).
Check out chmodr.sh from Gist and feel free to tinker, comment or just use as you wish.
