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May 22, 2024
Introduction of Unix Chmod and Unix Concept of Permission
Throughout this Unix Chmod course, we have explored the intricacies of the Unix file system, alongside unmask, binaries, chmod, and the recursive switch. Furthermore, the course delved into the fundamental concepts of UNIX permissions on files/directories. It provided an in-depth understanding of how to create a UNIX group, run chown (change owner/group), create a new user account, and analyze permissions to users. Additionally, the course demonstrated how to work collaboratively on a shared project with the same UNIX group.
What Will I Learn?
- In this course on Unix Chmod, we learned about how the Unix file system works. We explored topics like unmask, binaries, chmod, and the recursive switch. We also talked about the basics of Unix permissions on files and directories. We learned how to create a Unix group, change the owner or group of a file, create a new user account, and set permissions for different users. Finally, we learned how to work together on a shared project with the same Unix group.
Course Content
Unix Chmod and Unix Concept of Permission
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Unix Chmod Command
35:12 -
Unix Concept of Permission
45:17
About the instructor
<p>Automation Engineer having experience of 20+ years working in several chip design companies. Well-versed experience working on EDA flow and methodology in Memory, RF and Analog space. Rich experience in tool knowledge (Cadence, Synopsys, Mentor), scripting, licensing, PDK and various other aspects of EDA</p>
8 Courses
317 students