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Linux Permissions

rwxrwxrwx 777 Read, Write and Execute permissions for all users.
rwxr-xr-x 755 Read and Execute permissions for all users. The file’s owner also has Write permission.
rwxr-x - - - 750 Read and Execute permissions for the files owner and the group; The file’s owner also has Write permission. Users who are not the file’s owner or members of the group have no access to the file.
rwx- - - - - - 700 Read, Write and Execute permissions for the files owner only; All others have no access.
rw-rw-rw- 666 Read and Write permissions for all users. No execute permissions to anyone.
rw-rw-r- - 664 Read and Write permission to the owner and group. Read only permissions to all others.
rw-rw- - - - 660 Read and Write permissions to the owner and group. No world permissions.
rw-r- -r- - 644 Read and Write permission to the owner. Read only permissions to all others.
rw-r- - - - - 640 Read and Write permission to the owner. Read only permission to the group. No permissions to others.
rw- - - - - - - 600 Read and Write Permission to the owner. No permission to anyone else.
r- - - - - - - - 400 Read Permission to the owner. No permission to anyone else.
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2 Responses to “Linux Permissions”

  1. comment by Jeff

    stay away from 666 its the devil!!! :D Seriously though thanks for the little chart will have to add it to my del.icio.us links for reference when a linux geek like me needs it :D

    Thanks

    Jeff
    teknokool.net

  2. comment by Alvin

    Hey was wondering…. how do I set permanent permissions for ttyS0? rite now i need to su root then chmod 666 /dev/ttyS0. Is there anyway to automate it at boot? THX!

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