How to change file resolution for all subdirectories (CHMOD)

Question

I have a directory inside which I have several directories, each of which contains several image files.

I want to change the file permissions to 755 for all subdirectories and image files inside them.

I use WinSCP to connect to the server. So, how can I change the file permissions at one time, since I cannot continue to change one after the other, since there are many files.

Answer 1

If you have access to the server on the server, you can execute

chmod -R 755 {DIR} 

-R stands for recursive.

Edit: if you have access only through WinSCP, you can select the files / directories you want and change permissions recursively

Answer 2

If you have shell access to your server, you can chmod through the shell.

You send with -R :

 chmod 755 -R ... 

I also like to print files, so just add -v if you want:

 chmod 755 -Rv ... 

Answer 3

You can do this through FileZilla. Go to FileZilla and right-click on the folder and click on permissions to change, and below you will find the ability to change permissions for subdirectories and files.

Answer 4

 chmod -R 704 yourDirectoryName 

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Answer 5

I resolve like this:

set ftpdir to local with curlftpfs ( curlftpfs tutorial ):

  curlftpfs -v IP /mnt/ftp/ -o user=<user>:<pass> 

and

 chmod 755 /mnt/ftp/ -R