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FAQ Revisions	Editor: FastEddie Last modified on 2008-12-11 10:26:26 view: single page · printable

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1 What is Linux? (1)
2 Understanding files and folders (1)
3 Understanding users and permissions (1)
4 Who and what is root (1)
5 Opening a command shell / terminal (1)
6 Your first Linux commands (1)
6.1 ls - short for list (1)
6.2 pwd - print name of current/working (1)
6.3 cd - Change directory (1)
7 The basic commands (1)
7.1 chmod - Make a file executable (1)
7.2 df - view filesystem disk space usag (1)
7.3 du - View the space used by files an (1)
7.4 mkdir - makes folders (1)
7.5 passwd - changes your login passwor (1)
7.6 rm - delete files and folders (1)
7.7 ln - make symbolic links (1)
7.8 tar archiving utility - tar.bz2 and (1)
8 Thanks to (1)

chmod - Make a file executable

To make a file executable and runnable by any user:

chmod a+x myfile

Refer to the chmod manual page for more information.

by FastEddie

Wednesday, 22-May 11:44:11

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