Chmod Development Tutorials, Guides & Insights

sudo chmod -R 775 /path/to/your/laravel_project/storage
sudo chmod -R 775 /path/to/your/laravel_project/bootstrap/cache

You can confirm that permissions are set correctly by running:

• chmod is a command used to change file permissions.
• a+x adds executable permissions for all users (owner, group, and others).
• Replace exampleName.AppImage with the actual name of your AppImage file.

Now that the AppImage is executable, you can run it directly from the terminal or by double-clicking on it in your file manager.

• Read (r): Permission to read the contents of the file or list the contents of a directory.
• Write (w): Permission to modify the contents of the file or directory.
• Execute (x): Permission to execute the file (if it is a script or program) or access the directory.

You can view the permissions of a file or directory using the ls -l command: