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find :- command is use to search file in the system(linux or unix)

Example:-
 
find /home -user sweety
Find every file under the directory /home owned by the user sweety.

find /usr -name *end
Find every file under the directory /usr ending in ".end".

find /home/software -mtime +60
Find every file under the directory /home/software that was modified more than 60 days ago.

User account creation command

userdel -r <user> for delete a user

passwd <user> for passwd a user

adduser login_name adding user

useradd -m login_name Most of the Suse enviourment

passwd login_name  you need to give the new user a password for the new account

useradd <user> add New User

linux User and permission

In Linux there are following permission you can give to user to access file or folder

read(r), write(w) ,execute(x), all(a).

execute=1 , write=2 , read=4

In linux there are following type of users

user(u) , group(g) , others(o)

Example:-

Giving all permission to arun

all (=user+group+others):

chmod a+r arun

will remove the permission to execute the file "arun" from others

chmod o-x arun

The permission for all three catagories of users (owner, group, others) is obtained by inserting the three digits together one by one.

chmod 770 arun




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