How to set sticky bit, or it have any seperate directory to
create sticky bit in sunfir servers.
Please help me , i don't no the exact answer?
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Typically the sticky bit is set on most *nix systems in the
/tmp directory. You can set the bit on any directory with
the commands:
chmod +t /dirname
OR
chmod 1644 /dirname
Here is 1 is the sticky bit and 644 are your common
directory permissions. The /tmp dir for example is usually
set to 1777.
-greg
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Typically the sticky bit is set on most *nix systems in the
/tmp directory. You can set the bit on any directory with
the commands:
chmod +t /dirname
OR
chmod 1644 /dirname
Here is 1 is the sticky bit and 644 are your common
directory permissions. The /tmp dir for example is usually
set to 1777.
-greg
Is This Answer Correct ? | 7 Yes | 0 No |
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