Assume that a file’s permissions give you read and write
access. What operations can you perform
on the file if it is in a directory which has “r”(read)
only process? What operations can you perform
on the file if it is in a directory which has “x”(execute)
only access?
Answer Posted / l.nakkeeran.
a) If the Directory have only read permission and the file
inside the directory contains rw permission then we cant do
nothing.We never enter in to the directory.To enter into the
directory we need execute permission for directory
first.Then only we can access the file inside the directory.
b) If the directory have the execute permission then we
enter in to the directory, but we cant view/list the files
in the directory.
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 10 Yes | 2 No |
Post New Answer View All Answers
Is command prompt unix?
How do you grep a case insensitive?
What is the use of finger command?
Why is it called a shebang?
How do I run a bash script?
Why is shebang used?
What does the command '$ls | wc –l > file1' do?
What are reported commands?
What is the size of time_t?
What are the unix commands?
What is awk used for?
How is the command '$cat file2 ' different from '$cat >file2 and >> redirection operators ?
What is grep in bash?
What is grep r?
What is the command to view process running?