Issue
Trying to set permissions recursively for multiple scripts:
chmod -R /export/home/*.sh
But some files do not have .sh extension, e.g. .ksh and some scripts have no extension at all.
How can I make all scripts/files executable? (any type, extension or not)
Solution
This command should do the trick:
find /export/home -type f -exec chmod +x {} \;
However, I don't think you really want to make all files executable - there is significant security risk in this. You'd be better off just determining what files should be executable, or putting them in a "bin/" subdirectory, which you could then search for:
find /export/home -type d -name bin -exec chmod -R +x {} \;
Answered By - Virtually Nick Answer Checked By - Willingham (WPSolving Volunteer)