Chmod ux scriptsh As you'd have guessed, 'ux' says grant () the owner/current user (u) execute (x) access to the file Similarly, for group, you can use 'g' and for others you can use 'o' Please note that whenever you want to grant/revoke a common set of permissions to/from all, you can use 'a' instead of 'ugo'Chmod ux will made the file executable for your user (it will only add it for your user, though it may be already executable by the group owner, or "other") chmod x or chmod ax ('all plus executable bit') makes the file executable by everyone If you do this to a directory, it makes the directory searchable, instead Ie, you can list the contents of a directory that you have xChmod stands for change mode This command is used for changing the mode of access
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Chmod u+x command in linux