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Originally Posted by ExTincTi0N
I am wondering the same thing.
What does chmod mean?
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Just to clear this up, CHMOD is actually the *nix short form of 'Change Mode', it changes the permissions of files and folders to decide what can be done to them, and by who. The most common modes are 655 and 777, although many variants are used. 777 allows full execute and write access to the folder, usually only used in folders which require files to be modified or uploaded by scripts or users. Most standard FTP clients support CHMOD functions, I use FileZilla and you simply right-click a file or folder and select the CHMOD option.