Users, Groups and Permissions in Linux

[karthik715]

You made me to think Linux as a easy OS,Great presentation....Thanks a lot

[MrDzjengisKhan]

ELI THE COMPUTERGUY IS A GOD HIMSELF

[frakk2]

Very useful, and understandable for a non English natives as well Parts start from: Prolog User mgm exp. : adduser, deluser 1m31s - dem. 05m50s - Groups mgm exp. : addgroup, delgroup 10m46s - dem. 16m40s - Permissions exp. : chmod 20m40s dem. 27m20s - Ownership exp. : chown, chgrp 30m22s - dem. 33m10s - Final thoughts 35m23s - exp:explanation, dem.:demonstration

[xZyPARADISE]

dude, everything i need for the test ;))

[c35213]

Amazing 

[staj]

there's no idle time now with your videos. Shout out to Eli and everyone involved with Everyman IT, Great job.

[CosmonautaBR]

what if I want a file to be just readen writen and executed to me and my group. Should I put zero on the third number? like that chmod 770 file

[saucengine]

I've been confused about permissions for awhile now. Thanks for clearing that up.

[monus11]

Thank you so much, I have a question: Who has the permissions to change the owner of the file or folder? is it only the root user or also the owner as well?

[dhunsyam90]

thanks man rated loving the beard and so simple and effective hopw i pass my exams now

[maticman94]

Wow! I just stumbled onto this video while I was configuring my first server. Thank you! Extremely helpful.

[Stromi100]

Thanks a lot for sharing your knowledge to new ppl. greetings from germany

[amalmatrukify]

you have a beautiful smile :)

[animatrix7]

Why cant I find a teacher like you at my school? Your amazing, your knowledgeable, but also know how to translate the knowledge to those hoping to aspire to greater heights. I am very grateful I found your channel, simply amazing!

[dipeshrockingman]

really amazing.... thanx



[BallawdeQuincewold]

Why do you pronounce sudo with a u sound at the end?

[CheapoMatt]

Hey this was a great vid. The 4-2-1 permissions thing was easily explained. Most books can't do it as well.

[br462481]

beautifully done

[hemendra911]

Its an excellent tutorial series i have come across

[daksy001]

Very good, well done.

[willzurmacht]

Wow this tutorials are amazing. I noticed something thats kinda wierd. tried to change the ownership of a test file that is not mine to 660 and I added my username to the group of the file and still I can't access it.

[GeekSquad9158]

Wow. Fantastic tut. Thanks Eli!!

[Pankaj8811]

Awesome Video..This guy is know how to teach people...!!!!!!!Hats off to you...

[mmuells]

A short explanation of how adduser is just a wrapper to the real "useradd" UNIX command would have been nice. Just as "groupadd" is the actual command v.s. addgroup. Do like your enthusium and making it sound simple.

[TheDarkGl0ve]

*doffs cap*

[Cameron9242008]

I agree with you Eli, Linux "IS" really simple. Most Windows users freak out when they hear Linux, and the number one reason...THE COMMAND LINE !! You are demonstrating that the CLI is NOT the monster that it is made out to be. Fantastic Work on your part. One suggestion though. Please get a better writing utensil and move at least to the center of the writing board. Its frustrating watching you run out of room.

[nette010101]

sir u'r a hero,, such a great heart u have and the way u teach really are magnificent. (elithebestcomputerguy) GOD BLESS YOU... THANK YOU!

[yoooyoyooo]

very helpful and simply explained tyvm

[joseaa08]

man, you make everything so simple! Thanks :)

[LogicLabyrinth]

Thank you for building a simple to understand coherent tutorial on Unix/Linux permissions. You have increased my knowledge significantly, for that I'm extremely grateful.

[thebigbigdaddy]

Amazing dude! Could you please please talk and explain on how to deal with TAPE Drives, including types of software and backup types. Pretty pleaseeeeee

Thanks :)

[elithecomputerguy]

@thebigbigdaddy I don't touch tape drives with a ten foot pole.... They were a pain in the ass even when they were the best option... I find Hard Drive backups are the way to go...

[hypnologic]

@elithecomputerguy tapes are used for 24/7/356 backup rotation + off site storage where you would want to have backups from some time back. If you do this with HDDs its going to be heavier and maybe not as useful for storage. DLT/4 is somewhot of a Backup standard. Why would HDDs be better than big DLT tapes?

[azertyinde]

thank for all. really great job. GOD BLESS YOU

[longshanks23]

You are doing a great job Eli, you're a good teacher and a lot of IT folks don't have the patience for it. Thanks for what you do.