On 02/23/2017 08:21 PM, Matt Zabojnik wrote: > > Thank you. Where can I find more information for workable perms? > Evidently you're living under Windows, in which case a UNIX/Linux sense of perms isn't part of your filesystem. Thus, creating a *.zip from component files where UNIX/Linux perms don't have meaning (and consequently are often given zero values i.e. no access), the rest of us living in such a world get stuck with Windows' blindly ignorant misadventures. Surprise, surprise.
Bottom line summary is that UNIX/Linux filesystem permissions reflect the trio owner/group/other, each of which has in turn a trio of permission bits for read/write/execute, such that owner normally has read/write access to files, group and other are generally read-only, and directories also have execute permission, where the concept of "execute" on a directory actually means "searchable." In command shell CLI-speak, "chmod -R u+rwX,go+rX mod*" was necessary to fix your files' perms.
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