Can you explain what chmod symbolic mode is?
Sure! Chmod symbolic mode is a way to change file permissions in Unix/Linux using letters to represent user types and permissions.
What do the letters r, w, and x stand for?
The letter 'r' stands for read, 'w' for write, and 'x' for execute permissions.
How do I use chmod symbolic mode to give execute permission to a file?
You can use the command chmod +x filename
to add execute permission for the user, group, and others.
Can I remove permissions as well?
Yes, you can remove permissions using the -
sign, like chmod -x filename
to remove execute permission.
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