ext_214637 ([identity profile] cannibal.livejournal.com) wrote in [personal profile] netmouse 2002-11-19 11:20 am (UTC)

Okay, great. I forget that everyone doesn't know UNIX admin commands... chgrp of course is change group, chmod is change modes, and chown is change ownership. If you do an ls -l filename you can see the permissions etc, and you can add group write permissions if they aren't there already by typing chmod g+w bookdesc* for instance. I'm set for this month, and hope I can actually help take a little pressure off you.

How are you doing?

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