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11 · The Command Line

chmod / Permissions

Who can read, write, or run a file

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Every file has permissions controlling who may read, change, or execute it; chmod changes them.

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“Permission denied” often means a script isn't marked executable — chmod fixes that.

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BashA widely used Unix shellcat / lessRead a file in the terminalCLICommand-Line InterfaceCommandOne typed instruction
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