Max relax-able permission value with out giving write permission to others?
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Answer / Hardwari Lal
In Unix, the maximum relaxable permission value without granting write access to others is the combination of read and execute permissions (r-x) for the owner, group, and other. This results in a file mode of 555 or octal representation 01777.
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