How To Give Only Read Permissions In Linux?
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To give only read permissions in Linux, you can use the chmod command followed by 400 or ‘r—‘. For example:
chmod 400 <path/to/file> or
chmod r— <path/to/file>
To give only read permissions in Linux, you can use the command “chmod 444” followed by the file or directory name. This command will give read-only permissions to the file or directory for all users.