A 10:23 05/03/98 +0100, vous avez écrit :
>>>chmod 777 counter.pl access_log error_log
>>
>>if I were you, I'd try not to use the numbers so much but rather the
>>letters. ie... chmod a+rwx gives a=all the ability to r=read w=write
>>x=execute, whereas chmod a-w would take the ability for all to write.
>>I believe the commands are something like 'chmod [u,g,o,a] [+,-]
> ^^^^^^
>>[r,w,x] file' u=user, g=group, o=other, a=all, +=add permission,
>>-=subtract permission, r=read, w=write, x=execute. BTW, there is also
>>some other permissions you can set (like suid), but that's something
>you
>>can play with later.
>
>You see? You are not even sure of the syntax yourself!
>
>This is why it is much more useful to know the numeric method. I started
>out with the alpha method, but could never remember the combinations,
>and was always screwing up the permissions. When I started using the
>numeric method, all my problems went away. It is *much* easier to work
>with. Honest.
>
>DL
>
Just if someone has time...
I've checked the man concerning chmod and i'm afraid the numeric method
is not very clear. If someone can just explain in clearer terms.
( Sorry for my poor English, it makes a long time i haven't practise :-} )
Thanks
JY LEBLIN
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