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Each clause specifies one or more operations to be performed on the mode bits,
and each operation is applied to the mode bits in the order specified.
v 0 on success
v >0 if an error occurs
v chgrp - Change file group permission
v chown - Change file ownership
1. Make a file readable by anyone and writable by the owner.
chmod 644 foo
2. Deny write permission to the group and others.
chmod go-w foo
3. Set the read and write permissions to the usual defaults, and retain any execute
permissions that are currently set.
chmod =rw,+X foo
4. Make a directory or file searchable/executable by everyone if it is already
searchable/executable by anyone.
chmod +X foo
5. Make a file readable/executable by everyone and writable by the owner only.
chmod 755 foo
6. Clear all mode bits for the group and others.
chmod go= foo
7. Set the group bits equal to the owner bits, but clear the group write bit.
chmod g=u-w foo
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chown - Change file ownership
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Description
chown [-R] Owner[:Group] {File ... | Directory ... }
You can use chown to set the user identifier of the File or Directory operand to the
user identifier specified by the Owner operand. Optionally, the chown command
can also set the group identifier of the File or Directory operand to the group
identifier specified by the Group operand.
To change the owner or group identifier, you must have one of the following
authorities:
v The current user profile has *ALLOBJ special authority.
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