Linux for Programmers #4 | chmod and File Permissions
In this episode of the Linux for programmers series, Tim (from Tech With Tim) will be walking through how to use the chmod command to manage file permissions within Linux.
Chapters:
0:00 – Intro
0:50 – Explaining chmod
1:26 – ls -l breakdown
4:51 – chmod
6:30 – chmod permission change
8:06 – Examples for chmod
10:26 – What happens when you don’t specify a user
11:16 – Setting multiple permissions at once
12:09 – Outro
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