OPPOSITE file perms for 3 DIFFERNT users

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fileName.sh

user1 must only have execution permission

user2 must only have write permission

user3 must only have read permission

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make 3 groups.

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im listening...

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assign each group corresponding permissions to that file or folder, by editing its properties

have the file owned by ROOT

(the linux administrator)

have the third grouplet set to 'no access'

for folder access

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k tysm.

i shall try.

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what would the cmd be, as chmod the middle number corrseponds to all groupds?

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nah

just use the GUI

as i described

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the GUI...

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dont u know h w to see properties?

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ls -la

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for the file

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ive booted from cli

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change the owner to be root first off, u do that by opening the folder having the file in a rootmode file manager

and editing the properties of file in question

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via chmod?

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why are u just in CLI?

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i need practise

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idk

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ik it takes the mint out of linux mint tho

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i never use that confusing shit

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reasonable

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this is what i use

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I question that this is correct: why would user 2 have write access but not read access?

But in a situation like this, you likely want to be using ACL (access control lists).

https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/linux-unix/access-control-listsacl-linux/