Q. The following command

Code: 
$ chmod 4777 c.out
  • (A) will set the SUID bit of c.out file
  • (B) will only set the SUID bit of c.out file if the command is submitted by the root user
  • (C) invalid command
  • (D) will put the sticky bit of c.out file
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✅ Correct Answer: (A) will set the SUID bit of c.out file
Explanation: SUID (Set owner User ID) is defined to give temporary rights to a user to run a program or file with the permissions of the owner of the file rather than the actual user.

Published by Sandeep ⭐ 6.47K Points at 15-Sep-2022 06:13 am in Linux

Explanation by: Sandeep
SUID (Set owner User ID) is defined to give temporary rights to a user to run a program or file with the permissions of the owner of the file rather than the actual user.

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