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I’m using a Raspberry in which I installed a Python program with its files and report folder. The problem is that I cannot delete the files, because only super user can. I need the user to be able to delete the files and everything else. How can I make you sudo?
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You can also free write access in this directory
| 0 | - | - | - | Nenhuma permissão de acesso.
| 1 | - | - | x | Permissão somente de execução (x).
| 2 | - | x | - | Permissão somente de gravação (w).
| 3 | - | x | x | Permissões de gravação e execução (wx).
| 4 | x | - | - | Permissão somente de leitura (r).
| 5 | x | - | x | Permissões de leitura e execução (rx).
| 6 | x | x | - | Permissões de leitura e gravação (rw).
| 7 | x | x | x | Permissão total (leitura, gravação e execução, rwx).
To release permissions just use the chmod.
Specification:
chmod [permissão] [nome do diretório ou caminho do diretório]
Being as follows:
chmod 777 diretório
or
chmod 777 ~/public_html/diretório/
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If you want to use the graphical interface, you should add a new user and add it in sudo group with a name you want , like super, etc. and log in for it. soon you will have all the permissions in the graphical interface
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In Raspberry, when the installation is done, a password is registered only for the user who uses super user commands through sudo. To use Raspberry as a super user you need to register the password:
sudo passwd
Enter the new password (the system asks to be typed twice). And then type:
su
You will ask the super user for the password (which is the one you previously registered) and you will already be in super user mode.
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