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USER has read and write permission but not execute(2nd,3rd 4th chars)<br />
GROUP has only read permission (5th 6th 7th)<br />
OTHERS have read permission (8th 9th 10th)<br />
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Manav
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USER has read and write permission but not execute(2nd,3rd 4th chars)
GROUP has only read permission (5th 6th 7th)
OTHERS have read permission (8th 9th 10th)

Manav

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this file is created by someone a my office and now i was able to delete characters from file but could not write anything why is that ..and what do you mean (2nd,3rd 4th chars)<br />
thanks
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this file is created by someone a my office and now i was able to delete characters from file but could not write anything why is that ..and what do you mean (2nd,3rd 4th chars)
thanks

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For linux command ls -l it shows the following<br />
$&gt;ls -l<br />
-rw-r--r-- &nbsp;1 build users &nbsp; 1318 Mar 26 13:07 wineselected.jsp<br />
Can anyone tell me what is -rw-r--r-- (what is this permission mean)<br />

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For linux command ls -l it shows the following
$>ls -l
-rw-r--r--  1 build users   1318 Mar 26 13:07 wineselected.jsp
Can anyone tell me what is -rw-r--r-- (what is this permission mean)


For linux command ls -l it shows the following

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