04-28-2013
Question about UNIX file rights
Hello experts,
i am a Unix beginner and to test the rules of file rights (rwx)
i created the file
/root/testdir/subdir/test.sh
and set the rights of testdir,subdir, test.sh (using chmod) to various configurations in order to get an idea
in which case you need which rights. Test commands were
- ls ('Can i read the directory in certain change-mod configurations?')
- less test.sh ('What are the requirements in terms of rights to be able to read a file?')
- test.sh ('When can i execute a file?')
My question is, when testing unix access rights, is there a difference
between referencing test.sh by
./tests. and /root/testdir/subdir/test.sh?
I know that for the first command, i need to be in the directory, but in terms of
access rights, are these to ways of referencing the file test.sh totally equivalent? In other words, does
'less ./test.sh' always work when 'less /root/testdir/subdir/test.sh' and vice versa?
Or is there a configuration for the rights of testdir and/or subdir where one works, and the other not? Same question with executing.
Thands in advance for your help!
Mike
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NAME
ubuntu-upload-permission - Query upload rights and (optionally) list the people and teams with upload rights for a package
SYNOPSIS
ubuntu-upload-permission [options] package
DESCRIPTION
ubuntu-upload-permission checks if the user has upload permissions for package. If the --list-uploaders option is provided, all the people
and teams that do have upload rights for package will be listed.
OPTIONS
-r RELEASE, --release=RELEASE
Query permissions in RELEASE. Default: current development release.
-a, --list-uploaders
List all the people and teams who have upload rights for package.
-t, --list-team-members
List all the members of every team with rights. (Implies --list-uploaders)
-h, --help
Display a help message and exit
EXIT STATUS
0 You have the necessary upload rights.
1 You don't have the necessary upload rights.
2 There was an error.
AUTHORS
ubuntu-upload-permission and this manpage were written by Stefano Rivera <stefanor@ubuntu.com>.
Both are released under the terms of the ISC License.
ubuntu-dev-tools November 2011 ubuntu-upload-permission(1)