Hello, everyone.
In this present, I'm going to talk about the position limits.
There are three types of mission limits in Linux.
We have the user group and other and we can present them with the short short notation or the character
of so user you group G and other on.
So the details here.
So whenever what overlap whenever the user created Derek will file.
So the user will be the owner of that directory.
It will find the group is a set of users will have their permission.
But if it's just to access and share the directory or files a monk among them and the others or the
other user who are not the owner group, then we can consider this as a public user of the system.
The accuracy here in this graph you see here is the emission levels.
So the freight is three digits here.
We can consider it as the owner or the user permissions and an extreme.
Here we consider it is the group permission.
The last one, we consider the other permissions.
So here are some of the permissions value.
So the value of the recording machine is for Underoath would be to execute would be one.
And if there is an open machine would be zero.
So the sum here for the owner or do you ask permission?
It's seven.
So we sum all of those number of the digits.
Then we get to talk.
So here the user have a full permission read, drive and execute.
So the group the goal here of you can see the group has only read permission and execute permission.
And the sum is five.
Who as we can see.
You can see for Dry-Cleaning Mission.
We don't have any actual emissions.
So the value is zero.
The last three digits.
We have the other permission.
And we have only just read an execute and the total would be five.
So it's an example of the permission levels, I think it's as we expanded into previous slight.
So here is a six five.
So the first this year to represent the type of the five.
And is the date actually present with the D?
So it dashes six file and these would be directory.
So the first three digits will be the user per machine.
The next three will be the group.
And define the three digits will be the other permissions.
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