Linux File Attributes Instructor Guide

De: Kevin O'Neill

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Linux file attributes are a set of metadata properties which describe the behavior of a file. They can be utilized to enable or disable specific features on files and directories, such as making a file immutable or setting the appropriate permissions on files and directories. This instructor guide covers the most common ways to utilize file based attributes. The commands can be utilized for personal, educational, or corporate usage. It is envisioned that the instructor utilizes the material from this guide via a demonstration type format.
Contents
How to use and run commands
Create Example File
File and Directory Attributes
Chmod Permissions
Chattr
Immutable Attribute
Append-Only Attribute
No-Dump Attribute
Secure Deletion Attribute
Listing Files Attributes
Conclusion
About the Author
Notes