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- Basic of linux unixsoftware-engineering-mcqs › basic-of-linux-unix
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- 7 Apr 2019
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- 28 May 2026
Explanation
The '=' operator is used with the chmod command to assign absolute permissions, specifying the exact access rights. The '+' adds permissions, '-' removes them, and '%' is not used in this context.
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Practice related questions from the same subject.
- 1.Which octal notation corresponds to the command chmod ugo+rw note?
- 2.The initial trio of permissions (rw) assigned to a file's owner signifies that the owner is granted which of the following rights?
- 3.Which symbol allows you to add content to the end of a file without erasing its current contents?
- 4.Which special shell variable represents the process ID of the currently running shell?
- 5.Which wildcard character in a shell matches zero or more characters of any kind?
- 6.Which command terminates all processes owned by you on the system except for the login shell?
- 7.Which command is used to delete files in a command-line interface?
- 8.Identify the command that is not used for communication purposes:
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