Is there a concise linux command (that will work on OSX) to change permissions on folders and all of their contents, but leave files in the current directory untouched? For example:
/parent/folder1 <-change permissions
/parent/folder2 <-change permissions
/parent/folder3 <-change permissions
/parent/folder3/file1 <-change permissions
/parent/folder3/file2 <-change permissions
/parent/file1 <-do not change permissions
/parent/file2 <-do not change permissions
Best Answer
You would need to run 2 commands I believe. This is one way to do it:
The first does directories at the current directory level and deeper. The second does all files and directories deeper than the current directory.