Linux Permission And Search Commands
Budget: ₹750 – ₹1,250 INR
I’m streamlining some file-management tasks on my Linux server and need a concise, reliable way to tackle two things at once:
1) Recursively change file and directory permissions exactly as specified (think find + chmod/chown, but I’m open to any Bash, zsh, or POSIX-sh solution).
2) In the same workflow, locate and sort files by both their names and the text they contain so I can quickly review or pipe the results elsewhere.
Please package the solution as a one-liner or small script with clear inline comments plus a short README that explains what each flag or pipeline does. I’ll consider the job complete when I can drop the command into a Debian-based shell, see the permissions update correctly, and get a neatly ordered list of matching files based on name and content.
1) Recursively change file and directory permissions exactly as specified (think find + chmod/chown, but I’m open to any Bash, zsh, or POSIX-sh solution).
2) In the same workflow, locate and sort files by both their names and the text they contain so I can quickly review or pipe the results elsewhere.
Please package the solution as a one-liner or small script with clear inline comments plus a short README that explains what each flag or pipeline does. I’ll consider the job complete when I can drop the command into a Debian-based shell, see the permissions update correctly, and get a neatly ordered list of matching files based on name and content.