Permissions in Linux and Basic Commands
<p>So basically what does permission means. To do anything in Linux there is a requirement of Permissions(Read ,Write, Execute permissions).</p>
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<p>Owner, Group and Other Users can invoke permissions and permissions can be changed by the below command.</p>
<p><strong>chmod</strong></p>
<p>Syntax:</p>
<p>chmod 764 file.txt</p>
<p>First 7 denotes Read Write Execute permissions to <strong>Owner.</strong></p>
<p>Second 6 denotes Read Write permissions to <strong>Group</strong> and not Execute permissions.</p>
<p>Third 4 denotes Read permissions to other <strong>Users </strong>and not write and execute permissions.</p>
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