9. Users. Groups. Permissions - GNU/Linux for Beginners
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⏰ Timestamps:
0:00 - Intro, Greeting
0:14 - What are users and why are they needed?
1:10 - How are users identified in the system?
1:42 - The /home directory. The home directory
3:00 - Managing users via the terminal
4:55 - Groups
6:21 - The root user (superuser)
6:52 - Escalating user privileges. sudo.su
8:36 - What to do if you entered the wrong password 3 times? The faillock utility
9:43 - How to enable the root user?
9:57 - Permissions
10:50 - Permissions (examples)
11:44 - Changing file permissions. The chmod command
2:24 PM - chmod command practice
6:29 PM - Changing file ownership. The chown command
7:38 PM - chown command practice
9:42 PM - How to find the current user's name? The whoami and id commands
10:02 PM - Thank you for your attention!
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