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ClearCase Support: Changing File PermissionsI am often asked how to change file permissions on elements in ClearCase, so here are some simple examples on how to do it. For instance, let's assume you have a ClearCase element with these permissions: Run this command to change the element's permissions. This is equivalent to UNIX's "chmod" command: This will result with an element with these permissions: To recursively change permissions for an entire directory (for this example, the /vob/test directory) and all sub-files and sub-directories in that directory, you can run: Now, let's say you want to change the element's owner and group. This is equivalent to UNIX's "chgrp" and "chown" commands: This will result with an element with these permissions: by Phil B.
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