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Fred was assigned the task of creating a new group on the company Linux server and now needs to assign permissions for that group to files and directories. What Linux commands should he use to change the group assigned to the files and directories?

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Change group (chgrp) commands change the group name to which a file or directory belongs. In Linux, a user creates each file, and users can be grouped together.

Linux command list: what is it?

  • Linux and other operating systems based on Unix support the ls command for listing files and directories. The ls command enables you to list all files or folders in the current directory by default and further interact with them via the command line, just like you can do with your File explorer or Finder's GUI when you're using it to traverse.
  • Change group (chgrp) commands change the group name to which a file or directory belongs. In Linux, a user creates each file, and users can be grouped together.    

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