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    jishnuraj
    deepin
    2017-11-24 10:56
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    Edited by jishnuraj at 2017-11-24 02:57

    Hi folks For the installation of wordpress on my deepin i need to change the "read & write" permission of the installation folder .(Opt/lampp/htdocs/Wordpress).
    There is no option for write permissions as in ubuntu on properties. How to change the permission for the folder Wordpress ?
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    oscararg
    deepin
    2017-11-24 12:37
    #1
    Using the chmod commands in terminal, simply add the numbers listed https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chmod next to the chmod command and then the name of the directory, it will change the permissions for you or any user in your system as you desire. Greetings.
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    jishnuraj
    deepin
    2017-11-24 22:08
    #2
    https://bbs.deepin.org/post/148867
    Using the chmod commands in terminal, simply add the numbers listed https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ch ...

    Tks , Is there any graphical way as like in ubuntu.(properties/change permissions)
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    nipos
    deepin
    2017-11-25 01:41
    #3
    Not with Deepin file manager,but you can install any other file manager if this is important for you.
    With Nautilus it works for example,but there are many more.
    You can get it with: sudo apt-get install nautilus
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    oscararg
    deepin
    2017-12-02 17:13
    #4
    https://bbs.deepin.org/post/148867
    Not with Deepin file manager,but you can install any other file manager if this is important for you ...

    I find this strange on Deepin, because Arch based distros with Deepin come with a "root unlocked" Deepin file manager too. But Debian Deepin not.
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    nipos
    deepin
    2017-12-03 05:48
    #5
    Simply type this into the terminal to use Deepin Filemanager with root rights:
    sudo dde-file-manager
    But that won't give you the possibility to change file permissions.
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