File not marked as executable in linux | How to change file permissions in linux | Easy fix
File not marked as executable in linux | How to change file permissions in linux | Easy fix
Hello everyone, HighTech Tutorials is back with another video. In this video, I will show you how you can change file permissions and set permission to executable. There are two ways to do so.
One way, is to right click and go to properties. In the permissions tab, check the executable option. Another way is to open terminal in the same directory and type the command, sudo CH mod plus X. followed by file name. Hit enter, type in your password and hit enter again. Now run the application.
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