Linux Permissions Unraveled: How to Avoid 'chmod 777' and Keep

777 means the file directory is granted read, write and execute permissions for all three user classes, including the owner, group members, and others

A 777 permission offers execute, write, and read permissions to every three classes of users In other words, everyone who has access to our system can execute,

chmod 666 777 - all can readwriteexecute 755

ufaslot777 Questions about the shell belong in the UNIX forum, but the answer is sudo chmod -R 777 VolumestheVolume