Re: DEtermining file/directory permission in UNIX

Re: DEtermining file/directory permission in UNIX

 

  

NOpe .This is not the requirement is .
I want that a command (Unix/Linux) taht can do this for me .

Thanks

Parul

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>Each octal breaks down to 421. Therefore, 700 breaks down to 4+2+1 = 7, were 7 = read, write and execute permissions at the owner level. The 0, means no permissions at the group or other levels. Had there been a number in the group level, example 5, which would break down the group level to be read and execute only.
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>I believe it goes like this
>4 = read
>2 = write
>1 = execute
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>You put together the combination you want for each group level. I hope I have this correct.
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>I hope this helps.
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>Mark
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