Linux File Permissions in 5 Minutes | MUST Know! 

This is something I've avoided learning, for years I've searched the net and just copy & pasted. Your video make it so easy to understand, thank you so much.

Been using linux system since last 3 years but still learned a couple of new things from your video, thank you very much.

TIL that a directory being "executable" means that you can execute commands _on_ that directory, rather than having anything to do with executables running _from_ that directory. Neat!

You just helped me understand why I was struggling so much with a virtual lab, thank you for making this video I'm keeping this saved in a playlist so I can study with it.

Most simplest explanation. Thank you so much

Searched around and your explaining has been the most simple and direct one.

It was too informational in short time. I got what I was exactly searching for. Thanks Travis!

I know some about permissions but never wrap my head around it fully.. this 5 minutes is really helpful ❤

Helpfull is not enough to describe what this video was! Thanks Travis!

Currently studying for Core 2 of the A+ exam and I couldn't wrap my head around the file permissions with the course I'm using, I found this video and understood it straight away. Thank you so much Travis!

this is such an easy to understand video, thank you! This will help me with my linux cert next week! :)

Thanks a lot you explained in 5 minutes what my teacher couldn't explain in 2 weeks

Travis, you are a gift to this world.

rwx - can't explain better than this! You nailed it - thanks for sharing.

I like your way of explaining...pls make a detailed video on linux and cover all its fundamentals.❤ Thank you Sir.

All though I know all this I love watching to the point video without any gibberish. As always good job ❤

I thought I knew everything about permissions, there is always something you can learn, great video!!!

It is the best video I have found to understand the way you explained is very simple and easy to grasp

this is super cool, I can read them now! thank you Travis ❤❤❤❤

Fast and very well explained tutorial. Great!

Thank you Travis ❤️

I just saw this pop up in my feed, haven't watched sorry, but also, thank you cos I have been learning this stuff at the age of 45, and it just dawned on me that this stuff is sinking in 'if at a slow rate' but thanks you just made my day, left a like.

thank you , excellent presentation for quick revision :-)

Thank you. Much appreciated 👍🏾🙏🏾

I subscribed to the email for the cheatsheet. I did confirm my email. No cheatsheet? Really good video learned a lot, I am just learning Linux.

Thank you so much, simple and easy to follow.

Great explanation, thank you.

I love the way to explain by leading an example, This really helped me a lt. Thanks Travis

Been trying to figure out the chmod filenamr for two months since I began prepping for my A+ exam. Love this, Give this man a raise 🙌🏽

I don't get it. It appears that you are talking about individuals files. I want to be able to use my entire hard disk.

solid explaining thanks

Explain in a very nice and in a clear way. Thanks

Awesome explanation

No mention about the sticky bit... That would have been nice.

I like this video, easily understand

So simple! Thank you for the tutorial!

This was awesome! Thanks for the refresher!

thank you I understand kali linux basic for hackers chapter 5

It was just perfect. Liked and subscribed !

Super AWESOME! My gratitude Travis. :)

Excellent guide! I almost fully understand this now But how do i add users to a group and how do i list the users of a group

Amazing video!

Got this

Wow! Thanks! Got it

Thank you so much for your explanations

Awesome explanation 👍👍 Thanks for sharing

Great, Thank you!

Very helpful

very helpful video thx

thank you very much

Thanks dude❤

Could you please make more videos on Linux? That would be great!

Great Explain :)

@ 2:46 first command should be 1.chown

want to know how to add read permission for a specific user (or group) while preventing others to read the file

Brilliant

thank you!!

I take my hat off, sir

So if I'm owner and change my permissions on my file, will it change my default group's permissions as well? Don't have a Linux box at the moment.

thanks

fantastic

thanks good video

How to give permissions to a user for a directory. Chmod u+rwx / data?

Amazing video

Bro, thanks for this

thank_you

what owner:group should I set my lampp(apache and mysql) folder, so a non sudoer user can use it?

very very helpfull and neat explanation 👍...it would be great if you show us how to really control ower project version using git commands and github i hear developers say project version control using it.

There's a typo in 2:49 ,1 should be chown

H,i thanks for your video. 👍🙏❤ I am trying to use vi to edit a -rw-r--r-- modules.blacklist file in android x86 8.1 r6. This file is in /etc directory which 1rwxrwxrwx with -> /system/etc at the end of the listing. I have tried to use: chmod -R 777 etc. But it does not work. And when I try to edit it with vi it says it is readonly. The android installation has not got sudo, and when i type su before the command i dont see any difference. I appreciate it if you please help me chown or chmod or edit the file using vi. Thanks again 🙏🌹❤️🙏

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THANK YOU

ok gave you my email.. where is the cheetsheet????????

Hello

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well aint that was cool haha thanks

do you know travis head 🥹

thank you! 🙂 excellent presentation for quick revision :-)

Thank you so much for this great explanation.

Great video!

great video thank you

Thank you!!!

Exactly what I wanted! All the useful information in such a short time!

Hey Travis can I edit your RU-vid videos ?

love u dude keep it up