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Change mode command – chmod

Syntax:chmod [-Options] <permissions> <file/directory> Explanation:chmod is an abbreviation for change mode.Chmod is used to decide which users has the right to read, write or execute a certain file or folder. In other words: set the permissions of that file or folder. Permissions of files and folders
Using cURL in the Terminal for Mac OS X
Manage permission of files and folders in the Terminal for Mac OS X
Manage files and folders directly from the Terminal window in Mac OS X
mv – Move a file or a folder in Mac OS X
chown – change owner of a file or folder

Syntax:chown <new owner>(:<new group>) <file/directory> Explanation:chown is an abbreviation for change owner.With chown you can change the owner of a certain file or folder. Examples chown john myfile.txt Change the owner of the file “myfile.txt” to the user called “john”. chown john:group2 myfile.txt Change the owner and group membership