Linux Ubuntu: how to change the access rights
- First, log in as Administrator in your System and start the Terminal with the key combination [Ctrl] + [Alt] + [T].
- To change the access rights, enter the command "sudo chmod 777-c-R /local/folder" and press [Enter].
- Replace the variables "location" and "folder" with the name of your system.
- The number "777" has the full access for all users. You can customize this in the settings of the user in addition.
- With the number "744" the owner has full access to the folder; all the others can only see what is in it. With the "644" is allowed to read the owner of the file or the folder only or write; all others can only read.
- The number "660" has the effect that the owner and its group can read and write; all others have no rights.
Access rights in Ubuntu to change
In the next practical tip we show you how to folder in Ubuntu in the network can.
