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What is the command chown? The command chown is used to change a file, directory, or link ownership. All files have associating users or group owners. Command syntax: chown [OPTIONS] USER[:GROUP] FILE(s) [OPTIONS] – options can be added. [USER] – username or the numeric user ID of the new file owner. [:] –
Permissions are split into three classes: User Group Other Files and directories are owned by the user. There are two notations of permissions, Symbolic Notation and Octal Notation. Symbolic Notation: Read (r) : The read permission allows you to open and read the content of a file. But you can't do any editing or modification
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