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• #Run mac executable file .exe#

This website has a very useful little tool, whereby you can tick the options you want and it gives you the command:

#Run mac executable file .exe#

To add read and write for the user, without affecting any other permissions (e.g. executable file (exe file): An executable file (exe file) is a computer file that contains an encoded sequence of instructions that the system can execute directly when the user clicks the file icon. To take all permissions away from everyone. So to set all permissions you can run: chmod +rwxrwxrwx /path/to/file.extensionįinally, you can do: chmod -777 /path/to/file.extension So to allow everyone to read it, but only Group to execute and User to write it would be 400 + 040 + 004 and 010 and 200 Then you add these together to get the desired combination.

This would be added to the command as: chmod +rw-rx-r- /path/to/file.extensionĬhmod also can do this in numbers. To allow everyone to read it, but only Group to execute and User to read and write it would be -rw- rx- r. R stands for Read, w for Write and x for eXecute. The second is Group and the last is Other (everyone else). It accepts three groups of options, represented as. Note that chmod does also have some more advanced options. Just run: chmod +x /path/to/your/file.txt

Go to the permissions tab, then tick the box Execute: Allow executing file as program. There are two ways of making a file executable: