#! /bin/csh<br>
# pchmod; is a script to change mode for a path.<br>
<br>
# check that there is no "/" in args<br>
echo "$*" | grep "/"<br>
if ($status == 0) then<br>
   echo args should not contain "/"<br>
   exit 1<br>
endif<br>
<br>
# be sure that the file exists<br>
echo "The file you want to change its mode is:"<br>
ls -l $argv[$#argv]<br>
if ($status != 0) then<br>
   echo file $argv[$#argv] does not exist.<br>
   exit 1<br>
endif<br>
<br>
# put the current path in e and assign it to the variable d<br>
set e=`pwd`<br>
set d=$e<br>
<br>
# loop on d from the current directory till the HOME directory.<br>
# d is being changed by cd to the parent and `pwd`. <br>
# within the loop the mode of each directory is being changed.<br>
while ($d != $HOME)<br>
  echo $d<br>
  chmod o+x $d<br>
  cd ..<br>
  set d=`pwd`<br>
end<br>
<br>
# return back to the current directory and chmod for the file.<br>
cd $e<br>
chmod $*<br>
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