chmod 775

Owner and group can do everything; others can read and enter.

Octal Symbolic

File Directory

Permissions
	Read	Write	Execute
Owner	owner read	owner write	owner execute
Group	group read	group write	group execute
Others	others read	others write	others execute

Special bits: setuid setgid sticky

Path

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What chmod 775 means

775 (rwxrwxr-x) is for directories a team shares: everyone in the group can create and delete files, while other users can only browse. Pair it with the setgid bit (2775) so new files automatically belong to the team's group.

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Other common values

644 — Standard file
755 — Directories and programs
777 — Everyone can do everything
600 — Private file
700 — Private directory
400 — Read-only, owner only
664 — Group-editable file
2775 — Shared directory with setgid
1777 — Shared temp directory (sticky)