How To Add Permissions In Linux?
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1. Open the Terminal window.
2. Type the command “sudo chmod [options] [mode] [file or directory]”
3. Options: a=all, u=user, g=group, o=others
4. Mode: r=read, w=write, x=execute
5. File or directory: the file or directory you want to change permissions for.
6. Press Enter to execute the command.
7. Check the permissions have been successfully changed by typing the command “ls -l”.