How to use permission command chmod in Linux with various parameters
In Linux, if you want to manage permission of files or directories all you can do using chmod command.
Through this command, you can ensure a specific person has certain rights to access, modification, and other things.
In this article, we will guide you through the concept of chmod how you can implement it in your system.
Chmod
Chmod stands for change file mode bits.
In a Linux every file has given three properties
r – Read
w – Write
x – Execute
All files are associate with certain permission and attributes to
u – Owner
g – Group
o – Others
Through chmod you can change the file permission, but if you want to change ownership then you have to use chown or chgrp commands in the terminal.
So, now we will show you some commands with examples through this you will get better idea
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