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Arash Badie Modiri
November 14, 2012
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Filesystem Permissions in Linux/Unix
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November 14, 2012
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Transcript
Filesystem Permissions In Linux and other Unix-like Operating Systems Part
One: What's different? Part Two: How to manage? Part Three: What's new?
Files are files, directories are files and devices are files.
Viewing, modifying or executing
Viewing (read) := 4 Modifying (write) := 2 Executing (execute)
:= 1
It's your file. Yours.
Owner Group Others
$ ls -l /home/arashbm/percise.iso -rw-rw-r-- 1 arashbm arashbm (…) precise.iso
-rw-rw-r-- Owner rw- 4+2+0=6 Group rw- 4+2+1=7 Other r-- 4+0+0=4
674
$ chmod MODE FILE $ chmod 674 percise.iso $ chmod
ug+rwx percise.iso $ chmod o-rx percise.iso
$ chown OWNER[:GROUP] FILE $ chown arashbm:arashbm\ percise.iso $ chown
root percise.iso
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