chmod -R 755 /srv/app

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chmod 755 /var/www/html
chown www-data:www-data /var/www/html

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Use this Linux permission command builder to create correct chmod and chown commands for scripts, deployment steps, and daily system administration tasks.

chmod/chown FAQ

What is the difference between chmod and chown?

chmod changes file permissions. chown changes the file owner and group.

When should I use chmod 755 vs 644?

755 is common for executable files and directories. 644 is common for regular files that should not be executable.

How do I change owner and group recursively?

Use chown -R owner:group /path to apply ownership changes to all files and folders under a directory.