Unlocking the Secrets of Linux File Permissions

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In this video I talk you over the file permissions numbers for Linux.

READ = 4
WRITE = 2
EXECUTE = 1
STICKY = 1

For example making a directory that only the owner can delete from but everyone can use would be 1777

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