In linux if you do "ls -l test" and you get back "-rwxrwxrw-", what does that mean (make sure to interpret every bit, including first one, i.e. first dash)?
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It means "test" is a file (not directory), and both user and group owner have read/write/execute permissions on it and others (everyone else) has just read/write permissions.
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In linux if you do "ls -l test" and you get back "-rwxrwxrw-", what does that mean (make sure to interpret every bit, including first one, i.e. first dash)?
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In linux if you do "ls -l test" and you get back "-rwxrwxrw-", what does that mean (make sure to interpret every bit, including first one, i.e. first dash)?
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It means "test" is a file (not directory), and both user and group owner have read/write/execute permissions on it and others (everyone else) has just read/write permissions.
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14. Permission and Modification Times Files on the system are usually created with mode 0644 , meaning rw-r--r-- . You can set permissions explicitly with an octal number, for example, chmod 0755 myfile gives myfile the permissions <span>rwxr-xr-x . For a full list of octal values for all kinds of permissions and file types, see /usr/include/linux/stat.h . In Table 14.1 you can see s , the setuid or setgid bit. If it is used withou
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