Asma Akramasmatechuniverse.hashnode.dev·Nov 6, 2023Linux File System PermissionThere are three kinds of permission Basic permission Special permission Access control list permission (ACL) ls -l The ls -l command in Linux is used to list files and directories in long format, providing detailed information about the files, i...DiscussLinux
Manisha Masneintroductiontodevops.hashnode.dev·Jul 22, 2023"Linux Permissions : A Beginner's Guide to Access Control"Introduction: Linux is a multi-user operating system which means many users can access it at a time. It can be used in servers and mainframes without any need for modification. As the Linux operating system is used by multiple users at a time that...Discuss·26 reads#90daysofdevops
Arfat Kadvekaratkblogs.hashnode.dev·Jul 14, 2023Into the Linux-verseHey guys, this blog is the continuation of the Linux workshop series, this blog may be boring to read as it contains more theory than the earlier one, but I will try to make it interesting. Let's see what new stuff I added to my mind palace... Softli...Discuss·11 likes·28 readsLinux WorkshopLinux
Keshav Singh Nkessingh07.hashnode.dev·May 16, 2023Understanding Linux Permissions: A Comprehensive GuideIn this article, I've tried to explain Linux file permissions in a simple yet comprehensive language. hope you like it, do follow and subscribe for more. Linux is a popular operating system that is widely used for its flexibility, reliability, and se...Discuss·39 readslinux for beginners
Suhail Khansuhail34.hashnode.dev·Apr 4, 2023Linux Commands - Part 2File Permissions : ls -l This command will list all the files and directories at that location with their permissions, link counts, owner, group, size(in bytes), Date and Time of Modification, and name (of the file or directory). Type - It is indi...Discuss·1 like·48 readsLinux
5 Mins Learn5minslearn.hashnode.dev·Feb 4, 2023How to play with the permissions of files & directories in Linux as a Beginner?As such other operating systems, multiple users can create user accounts for each and share the same machine running Linux OS. But, whenever anything is used in a shared manner, there arises a problem of privacy. The first user may not wish the next ...Discuss·30 readsLinux
