How to change file permission using chmod command in Linux || chmod

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#chmod #linux #linuxessentials

chmod command in linux is used to change file permissions (both file and directory). It works in two ways:
Relative Method
Absolute Method

In this video we will discuss:
How to use relative method to change file permissions:
chmod u+x file

How to use absolute method to change file permissions
chmod 234 file

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everything sort it after watching this vdo
thnx sir

gouravkadyan
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Ok ... Sir it's clear ...I saw 3-4 time after I got it

omprakashpandit
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4:30 in ths time stamp after executing (ls -ld D2) the output (drw-rw-rw-) what does 'd" means in "drw "?

sanjukumar
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sir I created the directory
mkdir D1
and long-listed in directory ls -l D1
then used the command chmod 651 D1
but nothing is reflected

vinayreddy