What does rwxr--rwx permissions mean?
Here we will explain what each letter in rwxr--rwx permissions means for your UNIX/Linux file. We start by color-coding the nine characters in rwxr--rwx, so it is easy to follow along:
rwxr--rwx
There are three sets of three characters, and each set is assigned as follows:
rwx: Owner Permissions
r--: Group Permissions
rwx: Everyone Permissions
Furthermore, the letters grant the following permissions:
r = Read
w = Write
x = Execute
Now, when we put it all together, we can see what file permissions your rwxr--rwx has:
rwx: Owner can read, write and execute
r--: Group can read
rwx: Everyone can read, write and execute
rwxr--rw- permissions
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