What is default permissions for others in a file?
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Answer / vineet arya
This totally depends on the umask number which is generally
022 resulting the default permission as 755.
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Answer / pradeep.k
the default permission for directory is 755 means for others
r-x, for the file permission 644 means for others only r--,
here default the execution will be there, not to mension
explicitly. here what ever the default permissions are there
that depends on umask, the default umask is 022.
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