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How to change file permissions in Linux

To change file access rights in Linux, the chmod (change mode) command is used. It allows you to change read, write, and execute permissions for the owner, group, and other users.

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How to view file permissions in Linux

Understanding file permissions is a key aspect of working in Linux, especially for system administrators and developers. Permissions determine who can view, modify, or execute files and directories, providing security and control over the system. This article discusses how to view permissions using the ls -l command and other utilities.

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Purpose of the mv command

The mv(move) command in the Linux/Unix operating system is used to move or rename files and directories. It allows you to move files from one directory to another, and to rename files and directories in the current directory or in another directory.

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AnLinux: how to install and use

AnLinux is an Android application that allows you to run various Linux distributions on your mobile device. It uses chroot technology, which allows you to create a separate environment to run Linux on your Android device without having to reflash or modify system files.

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GNURoot Debian Emulator: how to install, functions

GNURoot Debian is an Android application that allows you to run Debian Linux on devices without having to root. To use it, you will need a Linux emulator.

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Termux terminal emulator: how to install and use it

Termux is a terminal emulator and Linux command execution environment for mobile devices. With Termux you can install and use various Linux tools and applications.

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What to do if index file is not specified in Nginx settings

If the index file is not specified in Nginx settings, the server will return a 403 Forbidden error when accessing the root directory. To fix this problem, add the index directive to the server configuration and specify the desired file (usually index.html or index.php). The 403 Forbidden error in Linux means that the user who accesses the server does not have access rights to the requested resource. This can be caused by incorrect access rights to a file or directory, server security settings, or Nginx configuration.

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The touch command on Linux

The touch command in Linux is used to create new files or change the time of the last modification of existing files.

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Dconf editor utility: functions and installation

The Dconf editor utility is designed to customize system settings in the Linux operating system. With its help you can change desktop settings, design themes, window behavior and many other parameters.