If you are new to Linux administration, you may be wondering how Linux file permissions work on Linux systems.
Maybe you have been denied the read access to a file and you are trying to discover why and how to solve it.
Or you may have tried to move a file from a directory to another, only to discover that you don’t have the permissions to do it.
Today, we are taking a very close look at how file permissions work on Linux.
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