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UGU: Unix Guru Universe - Unix Tip #4113- May 16, 2012 - Home : Help : Today's Tip
Unix Tip #4113- May 16, 2012

LOCK THAT FILE DOWN


Sometimes you want to make a file very very secure.

To do this, change the permissions to 000

# chmod 000 [file]

No one except root will be able to access it.
Even the owner will have to change the
permissions to be able to do anything to it.

Although It's like a red flag that says..
"I'm an important file"


NOTE: DO NOT EVER DO THIS TO THE /etc/passwd FILE!


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