I ran the command below and notice it will only did the mod on the first level(SubDir*) on the finding and not the subsequence (ChildSubDir*). I wanted to ask if it is possible to go recursion on the finding and execute with chmod?Command ran:find ./to/path/ -type d -exec chmod 777 {} \;Directories:DirsRoot  |-->SubDir1  |    |-->ChildSubDir1  |             |-->OtherFile1  |-->SubDir2  |    |-->ChildSubDir2  |             |-->OtherFile2  |-File1  |-File2
Find doesn't work with recursion?
shell;find
You can use chmod recursivelly without the need of find. It has the -R flag.Something like:$ cd ./to/path$ chmod -R 777 *This will chmod all files.If you want to chmod only directories, the command is:find /to/path -type d -exec chmod 777 {} +More details here