chmod permission calculation/conversion tool
Converts Linux/Unix file permissions using octal numbers, rwx symbols, and checkboxes, and generates chmod commands.
Specify permissions
You can change permissions anywhere: octal, symbolic, or checkbox.
Result
Before copying, make sure you have the minimum permissions appropriate for your purpose and purpose.
symbolic form
chmod command
Permission description
Safety confirmation
About this tool
Linux/Unix file permissions as octal numbersrwxYou can convert to chmod command while checking the notation.
Features
- Mutual conversion between 3-digit and 4-digit octal numbers and symbolic formats
- Setuid, Setgid, Sticky bit
s/S/t/TNotation - File/directory, recursive application, shell quoting of paths
- 777, 666, private key, special authority, warning about applying recursion
How to use
- Specify the target and file name or preset.
- Enter permissions in either checkbox, octal, or symbolic format.
- Review the generated chmod commands and safety notes.
- Check what you are running and the current owner before using the command.
Notes
- The displayed warnings are a general verification aid and do not guarantee the safety of the system.
chmod -Rsets the same permissions for files and directories, so check the scope before executing.- It does not judge access controls other than chmod, such as ACL, SELinux, AppArmor, owner, and mount settings.
Privacy: The entered path, permissions, and calculation results are processed within the browser and are not sent or saved to the Develop Tools server.