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Assume the following files are in the working directory
prompt> ls -l tasks
-rw-r--r-- 1 alex student 1423 Feb 21 14:01 tasks
What command can Alex use to give everyone permission to
write to the file? What will the ls -l
command display if he does so?
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Answer Posted / piyush
chmod a+2 <filename>
This gives permission to all to write the file.
If you enter command as ls -l <filename>, It will display
-rw-rw--rw--
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