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sticky bit and ls -l
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or if you prefer to use the octal notation discussed above by using the mode 1000, hence | or if you prefer to use the octal notation discussed above by using the mode 1000, hence | ||
{{Command|chmod 1774 <directory name>}} | {{Command|chmod 1774 <directory name>}} | ||
to set the sticky bit and <code>rwxrwxr--</code> permissions on the directory. The sticky bit can be unset by the command | to set the sticky bit and <code>rwxrwxr--</code> permissions on the directory. | ||
The sticky bit is represented in <code>ls -l</code> output by the letter "t" or "T" in the last place of the permissions field, like so: | |||
$ ls -ld directory | |||
drwxrws--T 2 someuser def-someuser 4096 Sep 25 11:25 directory | |||
The sticky bit can be unset by the command | |||
{{Command|chmod -t <directory name>}} | {{Command|chmod -t <directory name>}} | ||
or via octal notation, | or via octal notation, | ||