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You may be wondering about where this file permissions came from.

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So the answer is U-mask.

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U-mask.

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So the command sets the default permissions for any file or directory you create.

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So, for example, torch my new file and here we're going to see here.

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LS L and new file here.

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Oops.

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Not my new file.

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My new file.

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So here, as you can see here, the touch command created the file using the default permissions assigned

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to my user account.

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As you can see here, that's it.

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The command shows the sets, the default permission.

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So unfortunately, the UMass command setting isn't overtly clear.

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So and trying to understand exactly how it works make things even muddier and hard to understand.

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So the first digit represents a special.

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Security feature assigned to a file you mask here.

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As you can see in my case, it's 022 and probably you will have that number 2 or 0 two 2 or 0 zero 222.

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So we will talk more about that later in this course.

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And the first let's get started with understanding our file permissions.

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So the next three digits represents the octal values of the mask for a file or directory.

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So to understand how your mask works, you first need to understand the octal mode security settings.

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So.

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Ogden Most security settings take the three RW x permission values and convert them into a three bit

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binary value represented by a single octet value in this permission here.

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So in the binary representation, each position is a binary bit.

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So it is if the read permission is the only permission set, the value becomes is going to be r minus

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r null null here.

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So relating to the binary value of 100, so indicating the octal value for that's it.

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And you will learn all of this in this lecture.

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So let's get started with our representation of file permission codes in Linux.

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So permissions, firstly, we're going to write it.

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Permissions.

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Binary.

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Binary.

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And here we're going to have octal.

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Octal.

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And lastly, the description description.

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And here the information.

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For example, if you don't if we don't have a permission here, then we're going to binary, we're going

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to have 000.

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And in octal we will also have zero and it's going to description is going to be no permission.

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So actually I will share this file after completing it.

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So this will you will need this file after some time in assigning the permissions in files or folders.

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So this has no permissions at all.

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So permissions here and we will have the Z null null X here, which is going to be 001 and one.

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And is going to be, as you remember in previous lecture, what's going to be it's going to be executable

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and here execute only execute.

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Execute only permission.

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And we will also we can also have the right only permission here.

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You will learn you have learned this in previous lectures.

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So 010, and this is going to be two and this is going to be right only permission.

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And here we will also have zero X guess what it is.

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011 and it's going to be three, which.

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Remember.

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Yeah, it's going to be a write and execute permission.

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And here we also have our minus.

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Minus.

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And it's going to be, guess what, 100.

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And here we're going to have four.

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And as the name implies, and you learned in previous lecture, it's going to be read only permission.

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We can also have our X, which is going to be one.

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Guess what?

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Zero one and here we're going to have Octal five and it's going to be read.

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Read and execute.

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And here we will have.

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What would that.

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R and w and guess what it is here 110.

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And here we have an octal number of six and it's going to be guess what the read and write, read and

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write permission.

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And lastly, our W X, which is going to be one, one, one and seven, which is going to be this will

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have all the permissions it has.

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So read, write and execute permission.

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So Oakdale Mod takes the Oakdale permissions and a list three of them in order to in order for the three

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security levels user group and everyone so this is the Oakdale mod value here represents six six.

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Nine.

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Uh, six, six four, uh, which is the represents the read and write permissions for the user.

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Actually, let me write that nicer.

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Here.

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So in this case, six, six and four.

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The six year.

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Remember the six year represents read and write permissions for the user.

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So you as you remember in previous lectures, the first is user group and everyone else.

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So here the six for user.

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The user and it's going to be read and write permissions to user and for the group.

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This this is the same for the group here.

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So same for the group.

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The group also has the read and write permissions and.

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The for.

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The for is everyone else.

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Which is the.

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Everyone else can only read this file and not write delete or execute it.

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So that's it.

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So now that you know about the octal mode permissions, the mask value you mask value becomes even more

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confusing.

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So the octal mode here actually let me write that down here.

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Yeah, the octal mode.

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Shown for the default mask on my Linux system is 0 to 2.

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You in your system it might be zero 0 to 2.

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So it's all the same actually.

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So but the file I created, I had an octal permission of 644.

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So how did that happen?

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So here actually, uh, ls la So let's clear by, by meaning that, uh, 644.

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I just wanted to show you here, So let's actually copy this.

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Yeah.

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And here, as you can see here, this is this means our file is file the regular file.

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And here, let's actually make it a bit look nicer.

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We don't need this information now and here.

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So let's turn this onto binary and octal number.

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So turning this into binary and octal number.

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So here it's going to be zero.

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Actually, we don't need that either.

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So this is just a file representation that it's file or symbolic link.

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So you learn that actually you learned that in previous lectures.

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If you don't remember, just go back to previous lecture and come back here later.

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So here.

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RW Remember?

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RW six, right.

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Six.

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Are null null is going to be for.

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For here and here we would also have.

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In the binary representation is going to be our W is going to be 110.

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One here.

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11010 and 110 here.

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That's it, right?

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It's actually not that complicated.

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Right?

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So.

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But here, 0 to 2.

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Here you will understand all of this here.

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So the umask value is just the mask.

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So it masks out the permissions you don't want to give to the security level.

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So now we have to dive into some octal arithmetic to figure out the rest of the story so the mask value

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is subtracted from the full permission set from an object.

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So the full permission here is seven seven.

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So the full permission.

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The full permission.

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Full permission is seven, seven, seven.

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Actually, yeah.

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We can also use this arrow to look it nicer like this.

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That's it.

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It looks nicer, right?

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So the full permission is seven, seven, seven, right.

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Actually as and read and write permission.

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We also have the full permission.

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I'd say it's kind of full permission here, but uh, six, six, six is the read for read write permission

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for all but for directories is seven, seven, seven, which is read, write and execute permission

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for all to use.

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In this example, the file starts out with a permission.

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Six, six, six.

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The starts starts with six, six six which is which is read and write permissions for all.

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Read and write permissions for all.

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So let's actually mention that down here.

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Six, six, six.

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So which is read and write permissions for all.

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But for directories it's seven, seven, seven starts file for file.

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It's six, six, six.

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And full directories start with.

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The directory.

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Is it what I said?

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The seven, seven, seven.

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That's it.

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Use in this example, the file starts out.

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So as you remember, we created a file, right?

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My new file.

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So the file starts with a six, six, six and the mask 022 is applied.

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So leaving a permission 644.

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So you will now understand all of this.

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So six, six, six.

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Right.

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This starts with the file.

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And if you apply 022, we need to subtract that 022 from 666 and it's going to be what, the 644.

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And that's the all the logic with our new mask file.

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Lexicon.

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And we can also do, for example, our let's change our u-mask file, for example, U-mask.

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You mask 0 to 6.

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And here you can also actually the mask value is normally set in the Etsy profile cat Etsy profile and.

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At here.

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One just read here and as you can see here, the umask value is usually set in the UTC profile startup

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Here.

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Uh, and you will learn about this file in later lectures.

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You can specify the different default umask settings using the UMS command.

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So for example, you mask, you mask 0 to 6 and let's check the mask.

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Now you you mask and pouch.

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New file to ls and here.

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Apps.

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Now here ls a my file.

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No, my file new file.

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To and here.

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As you can see.

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Let's actually copy that down here and see what changed.

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It's actually something changed.

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Right?

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Right here.

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Let's copy this.

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Paste it here.

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So in this case actually it's actually mention it that our default def here your mask mask when we executed

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this command and created this file, we our mask was 0 to 2.

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Right.

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As you remember.

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And here.

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So our one, two, three, and one, two, three.

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Here.

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So in this case, when we created this file, our mask number was, what was it?

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0 to 6.

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0 to 6.

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And you will now understand it more deeper here.

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RW What was it?

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Six Right.

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So six is 110.

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And then our minus minus our new null is four, right?

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100.

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And lastly, we have no permission at all.

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And here it will have what?

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000.

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And in this case, our default file permission is going to be what?

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I'm waiting for you.

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Three, two, one.

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It's going away.

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110.

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Six.

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And zero.

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And zero.

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That's it.

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That's as easy as that.

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So.

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Now let's actually.

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So this, this, uh, that this examples was all executed on a files and let's try with the directories

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here right as you remember files and directories default permission the full permission is different.

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So file for file is 666 and the full directory is 777.

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So when the, when we set the value to 0 to 6, the default file permissions become 640.

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This is for file.

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So the new file is now restricted to read only for the group members and everyone else on the system

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has no permissions to the file.

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So the UMass command also applies for making new directories here.

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So you mask m maker or not umass care clear so make dir make maker my new directory or my new dear.

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It's okay and ls.

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L.

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My new dear lSl.

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L a.

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Here.

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Uh, don't we have my new directory here?

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Oops.

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Sorry.

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My new file, my dear.

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My new.

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Yeah.

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As you can see, this is, uh.

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This is our.

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My dear.

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And let's copy that out and see what actually happened here.

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For ideas or examples.

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Here.

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So let's so this d here.

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I will explain all of this right now.

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So this here d here.

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As you remember in previous lectures, this d means that it's a directory.

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So we don't need that.

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We know, we already know that it's a directory.

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So.

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RW Remember seven right?

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So mask was for 0 to 6 Again, let's check the mask.

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Clear.

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You mask.

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You mask and the second is a 0 to 6.

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Here.

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0 to 6 and the mask is going to be 0 to 6 here, as you can see here, the 0 to 6.

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And it's going to so.

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RW seven.

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RW six.

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RW X is going to seven, which is 111, then our X.

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101.

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And 00X here.

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Just the one.

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So 001.

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And let's turn that into octal 111 is seven.

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Five and.

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Zero.

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Yeah, that's it.

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As you can see here, because a default permission for a as you can see, these are the complete different

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options.

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Right.

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And you will understand now.

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So because a default permissions for a directory are seven, seven, seven and the resulting permission

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from the umask are different from the use of a new file.

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The 0026 you mask value is subtracted from the zero zero subtracted from the 777 leaving the seven.

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Actually it was not one here.

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So sorry for that.

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It's one.

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So the directory permission setting here.

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Actually, let's prove that.

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So here.

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Now we're going to seven, seven, seven.

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And after that we're going to enter 0 to 6.

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And here we will have.

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Seven, five and one.

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It's proven.