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I know how to set permissions etc, but rather than:

  1. Check permissions of one existing folder; and
  2. Note them down somewhere; and
  3. Use a command to set the permissions of an adjacent folder to the ones I've noted down

I want to run a command to set permissions of [folder 313] exactly the same as [folder 128].

Ideally, I would be able to set more than one, such that I can set the permissions of [folder 313], [folder 179], [folder 54], and [folder 226] simultaneously with the same permissions as [folder 128].

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  • What OS exactly? does its version of `chmod` support a `--reference=RFILE` option? – steeldriver Dec 28 '14 at 01:56
  • As mentioned in don_crissti's link as well as cloning permissions you can also clone the owner of a file or folder using `chown --reference=RFILE`. And FWIW, GNU `touch` also supports the `--reference` option, so you can clone timestamps, too. – PM 2Ring Dec 28 '14 at 04:38
  • Thanks. It's all fixed now. I can't work out how to mark this question as "answered", but it is. – el_gallo_azul Dec 29 '14 at 01:28

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