Question

In order to view the permissions assigned to each type of user for all the files located in a directory, which of the following Linux commands is issued?
A. dir/p
B. ls -l
C. cp -v
D. rm -al

Answer 1

The correct answer is B: ls -l.

Further Explanation:

In Linux there is a specific command needed to look at the files in a directory. In addition to using the command ls -l, you will need to use < > after the command and insert the name of the file that is being looked for. For example: ls -l <root root 2356 0600 Oct 22 lanyard>.

Each word and character has their own meaning and access information stored in the database. This will also show the users accesses permission to see the file and if needed to write over the file.

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