Utility for creating Linux tar.gz archives with proper file permissions (executable bit set) on Windows
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Utility for creating Linux tar.gz archives with proper file permissions (executable bit set) on Windows
A simple CLI/library to convert and analyze unix file-system permissions.
This Bash script facilitates user management on a Linux system. It provides options to create users, delete users, and modify their permissions within specific user groups.
Extremely simple package for octal numbers
List all permissions for a user or group on a given folder structure. Only directories are analyzed, not individual files.
The task is to examine existing permissions on the file system. It is needed to determine if the permissions match the authorization that should be given. If they do not match, I will need to modify the permissions to authorize the appropriate users and remove any unauthorized access.
This project provides a comprehensive guide to mastering essential Linux commands, covering file management, navigation, text editing, and system administration. Includes step-by-step instructions, examples, and use cases for effective command-line proficiency.
File and Directory operations with permission for single and multi-process applications. Wrapper library for low-level file system access call written in C . Operations include create, open, read, write, among others on files and directory, for single and multi-process.
WSU student code for checking if files can be read
In this small activity on managing file permissions in Linux, I showcase how to examine permissions on files, hidden files and directories in Linux and how to alter these permissions according to the required authorization. Description on Linux commands and output of these commands are also included.
Go library to check linux permissions for the given file or directory.
Tutorial Assigning File Permissions within Azure
Using terminal Commands
Tutorial for creating network file shares and permissions.
A chmod calculator for the CLI
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