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You want to use the chmod command. If you look it up in your man pages, you
will see a full description. The third number given as a parameter for
the command controls the user. 7 = read, write, execute 6 = read, write 4 = read The first digit of the 3 digit command
controls root, the second digit group and the 3rd digit controls
user level access. So, if you wanted to set permissions for a
non-executable file that only root could write to you would type: chmod 644
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[mailto:redhat-install-list-bounces redhat com] On Behalf Of arun s hi , 1) I have to give read permission only for a user. Is is
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