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What are permissions in UNIX?
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Answer / dilip bhattad
read,write,execute (rwx)
r:read (4)
w:write (2)
x:execute (1)
If we are full permission to the file then value is 7
eg:chmod 777 abc.pdf
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Answer / vasi
Assigning Permissions to the User, Group & Others.
If it is a directory then d should precede the permissions
Eg.,drwx------
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Answer / vinayak koli
Above ans are correct; But more infomration please refer
below example as well.
chmod xyz filename
where x,y and z are numbers representing the permissions of
user, group
and others respectively
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