Linux file permissions learning

  

ll display all file permissions in the current directory. . If preceded by ., this file is a hidden file.

Look at the bird brother learned three commands

chgrp

chown

chmod # here to change the permissions of the file owner, group, other groups You can actually use the permission score comparison table. The linux designer is really smart.

r -> 4

w->2

x->1 If you want to set the file test permission to -rw-r--r-- then The score is 644

You can also use ugoa for user group other all

ll The first letter displayed is d if it is a directory

Group concept I will not know what to say.

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