How To Change Permissions Of File In Linux?
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1. Open a terminal window.
2. Use the command “chmod” followed by the permissions you want to set and the file or directory you want to change.
3. To set full permissions for the user, type “chmod u=rwx [file]”.
4. To set full permissions for the group, type “chmod g=rwx [file]”.
5. To set full permissions for everyone, type “chmod o=rwx [file]”.
6. To set full permissions for all three, type “chmod a=rwx [file]”.
7. Press “Enter” to apply the changes.