Linux | 15. File Permission Management: chown, chmod

Introduction

After the introduction in the previous lecture (Linux | 13. Concepts of Users and Groups), everyone should have a basic understanding of users and groups (Linux | 13. Concepts of Users and Groups) and be able to master the basic commands for user management (Linux | 14. User Management Commands (useradd, passwd, userdel, su)). In a server, not only users need to be managed, but various files also require hierarchical management to control different users’ read, write, and execute permissions on different files. This operation requires an administrator account. If you are using a shared server, you can perform the corresponding operations in the administrator account of the subsystem or virtual machine:Linux | Three. Free Linux System – WSLLinux | Four. Free Linux System – Virtual MachineCurrently, our 3.0 server also has administrator privileges. You can consult for discounts via WeChat at the end of the article:https://biomamba.xiyoucloud.net/ (Copy to your browser to open)

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