Linux File Permissions
Posted: Wed Sep 30, 2009 11:02 pm
Linux files have there own permissions set-up. There are mainly there types of access permission:
You can change the permission of a file. Try chmod 777 filename. This will give owner, group and other's full permission (read/write/execute) over the file.
Permission Sets
- Read
- Write
- Execute
You can change the permission of a file. Try chmod 777 filename. This will give owner, group and other's full permission (read/write/execute) over the file.
Permission Sets
- Execute
- Write
- Write and Execute
- Read
- Read and Execute
- Read and Write
- Read, Write and Execute