Exercise: Copy a Tree To Remote Machine (And Adjust Permissions)¶
In
Exercise: Verify, Repeat
(and the exercise series that preceded it), you created an entire file
hierarchy on the local machine (your work machine), rooted at
/tmp/parent.
Continuing from there …
Copy that tree to the remote machine, under the name
~/my-parent-copy. Use the scpcommand to do
this.
Use one single local ssh command to tune the permissions of the
remote tree ~/my-parent-copy (and its contents, recursively)
so that others don’t have any permissions to do anything.
(Hint: you can use the -R option to the chmod command to
modify permissions recursively)
