Chmod Umask Calculator

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Package name

  • chmod-umask-calculator

License

  • MIT

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  • Yesterday - latest/stable

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Interactive POSIX octal/symbolic file mode & default umask calculator

Chmod Umask Calculator is a desktop Linux developer utility for calculating POSIX file and directory permission modes, default umask creation masks, and ready-to-run shell commands.

Key Features:

  • Interactive rwx Matrix & Umask Simulator: Synchronizes Owner, Group, and Other Read, Write, and Execute checkboxes plus optional special flag bits (4/2/1 octal prefix) with live 4-digit octal (0755/0644), symbolic (-rwxr-xr-x), and umask mask (0022/0002/0077) calculations showing effective Directory vs File creation modes.
  • Folder File Mode Inspector: Read-only browser inspecting real mode bits (os.stat and stat.filemode) of files and folders inside your home directory and comparing them against recommended standard modes.
  • Command Snippet & Table Exporter: Generates ready-to-use chmod and find -type f -perm command snippets and exports the mode reference matrix and folder inspection table to CSV, Markdown, and JSON.

Disclaimer: Chmod Umask Calculator is an independent open-source project by TC Studio and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any third-party Linux developer tool vendor.

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