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Best practice to run VS code with permissions to read, delete, create and modify files in /var/www/html?
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So I've been told not to run VS code as sudo, or any application for that matter because the way Ubuntu's model system works is you should have to elevate permissions.
The best piece of advice I've been given is
sudo chmod -R 777 /var/www/html/
But apparently, even this isn't a good way, so how exactly are we supposed to do it? I haven't met a question yet that actually explains. I don't want to go and learn the whole permission system as I am using Ubuntu for one day and don't see a need to spend over an hour learning it.
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So I've been told not to run VS code as sudo, or any application for that matter because the way Ubuntu's model system works is you should have to elevate permissions.
The best piece of advice I've been given is
sudo chmod -R 777 /var/www/html/
But apparently, even this isn't a good way, so how exactly are we supposed to do it? I haven't met a question yet that actually explains. I don't want to go and learn the whole permission system as I am using Ubuntu for one day and don't see a need to spend over an hour learning it.
permissions 18.10
asked 5 mins ago
Adam GAdam G
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So I've been told not to run VS code as sudo, or any application for that matter because the way Ubuntu's model system works is you should have to elevate permissions.
The best piece of advice I've been given is
sudo chmod -R 777 /var/www/html/
But apparently, even this isn't a good way, so how exactly are we supposed to do it? I haven't met a question yet that actually explains. I don't want to go and learn the whole permission system as I am using Ubuntu for one day and don't see a need to spend over an hour learning it.
permissions 18.10
asked 5 mins ago
Adam GAdam G
114
So I've been told not to run VS code as sudo, or any application for that matter because the way Ubuntu's model system works is you should have to elevate permissions.
The best piece of advice I've been given is
sudo chmod -R 777 /var/www/html/
But apparently, even this isn't a good way, so how exactly are we supposed to do it? I haven't met a question yet that actually explains. I don't want to go and learn the whole permission system as I am using Ubuntu for one day and don't see a need to spend over an hour learning it.
permissions 18.10
permissions 18.10
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Adam GAdam G
114
asked 5 mins ago
Adam GAdam G
114
asked 5 mins ago
Adam GAdam G
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asked 5 mins ago
Adam GAdam G
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