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Why is it denying me permission?
I have created a file and set the permission to read and write only for user and group. Here is how I did it:
chmod filename 660 I used ls -l to see and the changes are right so, why is it saying permission denied when I try to change into it. When I type cd filename, I am told permission denied. Why? |
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