To change the access rights of a file in Linux
Tap it with a right-click on the file whose access rights you want to change.
- In the surface, which will open this, go to "properties".
- In the tab "access rights" to change the settings.
- Typically, an access between the Creator of the file ("owner"), the "group" and "Other, different".
- The "owner" is set. "Group" allows you to change and about the Administrator, special rights issue.
- The access rights distinguish between "read-Only", "read and write" and "None".
- Confirm by clicking "Close".
Access rights in Linux set
The information is based on Ubuntu 12.04 LTS, in other versions and distributions, the instructions may differ slightly. You need to file only to find their rights, you can edit want to help you with a practical tip on the subject of searching for files in Linux more.
