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How to set the permissions of a file in Bash?

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We want to give the following permissions to the hello.txt file:

  • Read, write and execute for the owner
  • Write and execute for group users
  • Reading for other users

What line should I add to my script?

Author: titouan lecampStatus: PublishedQuestion passed 71 times
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