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    This document provides instructions on using basic file permissions in UNIX. It includes tasks to view file permissions, change permissions using symbolic and octal modes, add and remove permissions for different users, and modify the default permissions using umask. The key learning objectives are to determine file and directory access, view permissions, and change permissions for files and directories in UNIX.

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    This document provides instructions on using basic file permissions in UNIX. It includes tasks to view file permissions, change permissions using symbolic and octal modes, add and remove permissions for different users, and modify the default permissions using umask. The key learning objectives are to determine file and directory access, view permissions, and change permissions for files and directories in UNIX.

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    This document provides instructions on using basic file permissions in UNIX. It includes tasks to view file permissions, change permissions using symbolic and octal modes, add and remove permissions for different users, and modify the default permissions using umask. The key learning objectives are to determine file and directory access, view permissions, and change permissions for files and directories in UNIX.

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    T E C N O L Ó G IC O D E E S T U D IO S S U P E R I O R E S D E E C A T E P E C

    IN GENIERÍA INFORMÁTICA
    ASIGNATURA: SISTEMAS OPERATIVOS II SEMESTRE: QUINTO
    PRÁCTICA: Using Basic File Permissions
    UNIX Essentials Featuring the Solaris Operating System
    M. en C. Claudia Morán Sánchez

    Objectives: View file and directory permissions, determine file or directory access, change the permissions and modify the default
    permissions.

    Tasks
    To view permissions on files and change permissions, complete the following steps:
    1. Perform the following commands in your home directory.
    #mkdir perm
    #cd /etc
    #ls –l group motd shadow vfstab
    #cp group motd shadow vfstab /perm
    When trying to copy the shadow file, the error message cp: cannot open shadow: Permission denied appears. Why?
    ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________

    #ls –l /perm
    #cd
    #cp –r /etc/skel perm

    2. Change to the perm directory, and list the contents of the directory
    #cd perm
    #ls –l

    Fill in the permission set for each file in table, and write the three-digit octal number that represents the combined set of
    permissions.

    Permissions
    File or directory Octal Value
    Owner Group Other
    group
    motd
    skel
    vfstab

    3. Create a new file and a new directory


    a. What are the default permissions given to the new file?

    b. What are the default permissions give to the new directory?

    _____________________________________________________________________________________________________

    4. Distinguish between the symbolic mode and the octal mode

    5. Using the symbolic mode, add write permission for the group to the motd file

    6. Using the octal mode, change the permissions on the motd file to –rwxr-----

    7. Using the octal mode, add write permission for other on the file named group.
    8. Identify the GID and UID for the motd file. Which command did you use?

    9. Create a new file called memo in your dir4 directory.

    10. Remove the read permission for the owner from the memo file in the dir4 directory. Use either the symbolic mode or the octal
    mode.

    a. What happens when you try to use the cat command to view the memo file?

    b. What happens when you try to copy the memo file?

    11. What is the function of the umask utility? What is the default umask that exists on your system?

    12. Change the umask to 027. Which command did you perform?

    13. Create a new file and a new directory. Record the access permissions. Which command did you perform?

    14. Change the umask back to 022

    15. Create a new file test3file and a new directory test3dir

    16. Record the access permissions.

    test3file
    test3dir

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