There is a chmod command to set file permissions, but can I get file permissions in octal mode (such as 755) from the command line?
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Best Answer
You can try
Replace
*
with the relevant directory or the exact filename that you want to examine.From the man page of stat,
Usage:
With files:
With folders:
(Reference)