1
Can I use chmod
to change the permission from -rwsr-xr-x to -rwsr-sr-x?
1
Can I use chmod
to change the permission from -rwsr-xr-x to -rwsr-sr-x?
6
chmod g+s filename
2
yes....the chmod command to use is
chmod 6755 file1 ... filen
0
Yes, chmod
allows any permissions changes on any file you own on a writable medium, including adding setgid. To do this, use:
chmod g+s <file>
The g+s
sets the setgid bit on the file.
You can also specify the full permissions of the file:
chmod 6755 <file>
This changes the permissions of the file to -rwsr-sr-x
.
In both cases, replace <file>
with the actual name of the file. You can perform this operation on multiple files by putting more than one file name on the command line in place of <file>
.
For more information on chmod
and UNIX filesystem permissions, see the Wikipedia articles on chmod
and filesystem permissions.