We have a series of folders in the current folder which are named with permission codes (example: 522, 700, 777). I'm looking for a command that allows you to take the permission code from the folder name, and apply it to the folder and all the files it contains. Using "xargs"
We have a series of folders in the current folder which are named with permission codes (example: 522, 700, 777). I'm looking for a command that allows you to take the permission code from the folder name, and apply it to the folder and all the files it contains. Using "xargs"
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We have a series of folders in the current folder which are named with permission codes (example: 522, 700, 777). I'm looking for a command that allows you to take the permission code from the folder name, and apply it to the folder and all the files it contains. Using "xargs"
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