In linux, change permission of file kevin.txt to add execute permission to just everyone other than user/group owner (note: you are adding permissions here, so retaining all permissions that were there before)?
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chmod o+x kevin.txt
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In linux, change permission of file kevin.txt to add execute permission to just everyone other than user/group owner (note: you are adding permissions here, so retaining all permissions that were there before)?
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In linux, change permission of file kevin.txt to add execute permission to just everyone other than user/group owner (note: you are adding permissions here, so retaining all permissions that were there before)?
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chmod o+x kevin.txt
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14. Permission and Modification Times The chmod Command You use the chmod command to change the permissions of a file. It's usually used as follows: chmod [-R] [u|g|o|a][+|-][r|w|x|s|t] <file> [<file>] ... For example, <span>chmod u+x myfile adds execute permissions for the user of myfile . And, chmod a-rx myfile removes r ead and e x ecute permissions for a ll--that is, user, group, and other. The -R option, once again mea
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