Joe Zeff wrote:
On 12/07/2008 David Shochat wrote:
rwxr-xr-x
The first "rwx" means the owner, namely root, has read, write, and
search access.
No, the x does not mean search access, it means execute. Root has
read/write/execute acdcess, root's group (and the rest of the world)
have read/execute, but not write access. HTH, HAND.
No, that was a directory (as shown by the initial 'd'). For a directory,
the 'x' means search access (there is no such thing as executing a
directory). For an ordinary file, it would mean execute access.
-- David
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