1Z0-409 · Question #76
View the Exhibit. The users smith, scott, and bob are working on a common project and the /projects directory is assigned to them as the common working directory to access using group privileges…
The correct answer is F. Set 3770 permissions on the /projects directory. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
Question
View the Exhibit. The users smith, scott, and bob are working on a common project and the /projects directory is assigned to them as the common working directory to access using group privileges. The users report a problem that they are assigned the ownership of whatever files they edit inside the /projects directory. They also need to have the same level of access control on all files and directories inside the /projects directory owned by other members of the group. As a Linux administrator, what would you do to resolve this error and meet the users' requirements?
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Options
- ASet SUID alone on the /projects directory.
- BSet SGID alone on the /projects directory.
- CSet Sticky bit alone on the /projects directory.
- DSet 2770 permissions on the /projects directory.
- ESet 7777 permissions on the /projects directory.
- FSet 3770 permissions on the /projects directory.
How the community answered
(46 responses)- A7% (3)
- B11% (5)
- C2% (1)
- D2% (1)
- F78% (36)
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