Just use find to locate directories and make them executable:
$ find /path/to/dir -type d -exec chmod +x {} \;
Louis-Marie
Dejan Batic a écrit :
> Hi,
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> I restored some files, well a bunch of them but in the process user’s
> permissions got mixed up.
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> Now, how can I apply chmod o+x only to folders?
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> I want other users to be able to open folders without putting x bit to
> all the files.
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> BTW, I posted the question about filtering file extensions using rsyncd,
> but I got no reply. Should I assume that it’s not possible to do that?
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> Thanks
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> Dejan
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