[?] file permissions 1

[shyg]

how do I display the file permissions using the terminal?

 

[comtec17]

ls -la

 

[shyg]

thats incorrect the command U provided lists directorys and hidden files I am after file permissions

 

[Hammer]

File permissions are highlighed here:

$ls -al
[COLOR=red][b]-rwxr-xr-x[/b][/color]    1 User   None        11948 Jul 15 01:01 a.exe

Broken down, it means:
rwx User has read, write and execute
r-x Group has read and execute
r-x other (everyone else) also has read and execute.

 

[stefanwagner]

ls -l | colrm 12 60

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[iribach]

Hammer
why do you spend time answering this question?
i am not unfriendly, but this is the
'General UNIX discussion Forum'
and the ls-cmd is on side 3 of my unix book.

pardon to all, don't understanding me.

OK, perhaps i will be excluded from this forum

stefan: was ist 'colrm' ?

 

[Hammer]

>>@iribach: <<
>>was ist 'colrm'<<
So, you have a Unix book, but you can't find your man pages, eh! ;-)

http://www.rt.com/man/colrm.1.html

 

[ericbrunson]

iribach,

Don't insult your responders if you want to get answers. That is exactly the answer 99% of the readers of this forum would have provided, including myself.

Section 3 of the unix man pages deal with programming interfaces and ls is a command line utility, documented in section 1.

You have not made yourself clear, the problem is yours.

 

[stefanwagner]

apropos colrm
colrm (1) - remove columns from a file

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[mrjazz]

One thing I will never understand is that a forum should be a source of help and support, but there are always people turning up to use it makeing arrogant and insulting comments about others (do they feel better after those posts???)

mrjazz

 

[vgersh99]

It's always been that way - any forum, bulletin board or USENET group you take have its own set of trolls. They come and go - sometimes even changing their identities: each circus has got its own set of clowns.

Learn to be entertained, not to be insuled and ignore (if you can).

vlad
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