How To Give Full Permission To User In Linux?
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In Linux, you can give full permissions to a user via the chmod command. To give full permissions to a user, you must use the following command:
$ chmod u+rwx /path/to/filename
This command will give the user read, write, and execute permissions (also known as rwx permissions) to the specified file.