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In the Unix world of file permissions users wishing to access a file (or directory) are divided int three categories, Owner, Group member and Other.<br> | In the Unix world of file permissions users wishing to access a file (or directory) are divided int three categories, Owner, Group member and Other.<br> | ||
| − | Files and directories have an owner and group associated with them. | + | Files and directories have an owner and group associated with them, so if you won the file ou get the owners permissions and if one belongs to the files group thn one gets the groups permissions. Outside these categories persons get the Other permissions.<br> |
Revision as of 23:39, 7 August 2014
In the Unix world of file permissions users wishing to access a file (or directory) are divided int three categories, Owner, Group member and Other.
Files and directories have an owner and group associated with them, so if you won the file ou get the owners permissions and if one belongs to the files group thn one gets the groups permissions. Outside these categories persons get the Other permissions.
