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How to apply permissions recursively on Linux-based system via Plesk

Ekaterina Babenko

Updated June 06, 2018 11:50

Applicable to:

Plesk Onyx 17.5

Question

How to apply permissions recursively on Linux-based system via Plesk?

Answer

Plesk Permissions Recursive extention is used to apply permissions recursively.

Go to Home > Extensions > Extensions Catalog search for Permissions Recursive extension and click Install.

Then in Home > Subscriptions > example > File manager click Set permissions Recursive on folder and specify permissions you would like to set.

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