Others: Everyone else who has access to the file or directoryĮach group can have different levels of permission, which are represented by three digits.Group: A group of users who have access to the file or directory.User: The owner of the file or directory.These permissions are assigned to three different groups: Execute (x): Allows execution of files and traversal of directories.Write (w): Allows modification of files and directories.Read (r): Allows reading and listing of files and directories.In Ubuntu, every file and directory has three types of permissions: Understanding File Permissions on Ubuntuīefore we dive into the steps to get permission to work with files on your Amazon EC2 Ubuntu server using FTP-WinSCP, let’s first understand how file permissions work on Ubuntu. In this blog post, we will explore how to get permission to work with files on your Amazon EC2 Ubuntu server using FTP-WinSCP. However, you may encounter permission issues that prevent you from accessing or modifying these files. | Miscellaneous ⚠ content generated by AI for experimental purposes onlyĪs a data scientist or software engineer, you may need to work with files on your Amazon EC2 Ubuntu server using FTP-WinSCP.
