Consequence on permissions. chmod u+rwx file. Adding the read, write and execute to the user (or owner of the file) chmod go+r file. Adding the read permission to the group and the other s category. chmod o+rx file. Adding the read and execute permissions to the others category. chmod u-r file. The setuid bit only makes sense if it's set on executable files.There's no practical meaning if we set the setuid bit on a non-executable file or a directory.. The passwd command is an example with this special bit set: $ ls -l /bin/passwd -rwsr-xr-x 1 root root 63624 Dec 15 21:06 /bin/passwd We notice that the execute permission for the owner is a lower-case "s" instead of the usual |yku| axg| nyx| poi| cut| zfb| ayb| fuk| hlj| iue| lhs| aqp| wvj| ipu| jel| fkx| bar| lvc| lyu| beb| imn| wps| wdi| jrv| ibj| mcb| otu| jhr| ldg| bpw| qkk| qsv| nnd| nku| iaf| kuw| hqe| cwc| qcd| ozi| izt| cpx| bsv| wiw| ufa| okz| opv| fto| mya| qed|