(Solved) : 1 Create File Mytest Use Touch 2 Check Permissions File 3 Set Permission User Group None W Q36642479 . . .
Linux, Ubuntu command line:
1. create a file “mytest” (use touch to do this) 2. check the permissions on the file 3, set the permission to user = all, group = none, other/world-none; using (r,w,x, 4. now add read permission to those in the same group 5. now make sure that the file is readable by all, but that no user (including yourself can delete it. 6. Verify this by trying to remove the file 7. create a directory testl and create a file within it called test2 8. use a single command to give read and write permission to test1 and all its descendants Show transcribed image text
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