How to use Sticky bit in Linux || SetUID || SetGID || Linux Special Permissions

#linux #stickybit
Sticky bit in Linux prevents the deletion of a file from other than its owner i.e., if sticky bit is set on a directory then the files within the directory can be deleted only by the file owner.

SetGID in Linux is used to assign the same Group Owner to all the files and sub-directories within a directory

SetUID bit in Linux helps to execute a command with owner rights.

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[Metallst]

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[hajiraheem]

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[cliffcampbell]

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[Cars___]

Sir please explain effect of (sgid) when applied on file

[ramyabala]

Do we allowed to create directories within the shared directory or else create only files in it ? that means can able to create a nested directory? thank you in advance.

[peshutanpavri]

The thing I find confusing, no one is answering about SetUID.
What is the point of this? Cant we just give permissions to all users?
What is the benefit of only giving temporary permissions to other users?