The UNIX command ls can be used to view the ownerships and permissions of a file. What
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The UNIX command ls can be used to view the ownerships and permissions of a file. What will be the output of the command ls –l myStore | cut –d' '–f1 if myStore is a file with protection mode 644(octal)? What command(s) will be used to give write permission to the users of the same group and to remove all permissions from others? What will be the output in this case?
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The output of the command ls l myStore cut d f 1 will be rwrr here the ls l myStore is used to print ...View the full answer
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