👉 Add an option to apply folder permission changes recursively #5467
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Currently, when changing permissions on a folder in Pterodactyl, only the parent folder is affected, not its contents. In Linux, many users expect behavior similar to chmod -R, where permissions are applied to all files and subfolders.
I suggest adding support for applying permissions recursively. This could be implemented as an explicit option, such as a toggle or button (e.g. “Apply recursively”), so users can choose whether they want the change to affect only the selected folder or the entire directory tree.
Applying permissions recursively is usually what users expect when working with directories, and it aligns better with common Linux workflows. Making this behavior optional through a clear UI control would improve usability without breaking the current behavior.
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