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============ In this vedios you will learn Chmod Command ===============
📺 Chmod Command:-
chmod u : Change the permissions for the owner of the file.
chmod g : Change the permissions for the group associated with the file.
chmod o : Change the permissions for others (not the owner or group).
chmod a : Change the permissions for all (owner, group, and others).
chmod + : Add the specified permissions to the existing permissions.
chmod - : Remove the specified permissions from the existing permissions.
chmod = : Set the permissions to the specified mode, overriding the existing permissions.
chmod r : Set the read permission.
chmod w : Set the write permission.
chmod x : Set the execute permission.
chmod s : Set the setuid/setgid permissions (when used with u or g).
chmod t : Set the sticky bit permission.
These options can be combined to specify multiple permissions or users/groups. For example, chmod u+x file.txt adds execute permission for the owner of the file.
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