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Changing the ownership of a file is done using the 'chown' command.
Changing the ownership of a file is done using the 'chown' command.
True
The permission group 'All Users' impacts only the owner of the file or directory.
The permission group 'All Users' impacts only the owner of the file or directory.
False
The 'id' command displays user identity and is used to create a new account.
The 'id' command displays user identity and is used to create a new account.
False
Symbolic link file type 'd' refers to a character special file.
Symbolic link file type 'd' refers to a character special file.
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The 'umask' command sets the default file permissions.
The 'umask' command sets the default file permissions.
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The 'su' command allows you to change a file's group ownership.
The 'su' command allows you to change a file's group ownership.
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The permission type 'Execute' allows a user to modify a file or directory.
The permission type 'Execute' allows a user to modify a file or directory.
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Using the 'passwd' command, you can change a user's password.
Using the 'passwd' command, you can change a user's password.
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The 'sudo' command allows you to execute a command as another user.
The 'sudo' command allows you to execute a command as another user.
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The 'chmod' command is used to modify the access rights of a file/directory.
The 'chmod' command is used to modify the access rights of a file/directory.
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