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    Keith> Is there a way to use chmod recursively where it will only
    Keith> change the permissions on the files and not the
    Keith> directories?  chmod -R changes everything thus making the
    Keith> directories non-traversable.

#!/usr/bin/zsh
chmod 666 somedir/**/*(.)

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