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The International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) is an alphabetic system of phonetic notation based primarily on the Latin alphabet. With phonetic transcriptions, dictionarie tell you about the pronunciation of words, because the spelling of an English word does not tell you how you should pronounce it. Below is the phonetic transcription of chmod:
/t͡ʃəməd/

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  1. of my perms file. I could use the chmod command. The syntax for the chmod command is chmod,
  2. reasons wish to use multiple lines, and do a chmod u+w perms separately from a chmod
  3. chmod +x setup.py
  4. Change the file permissions by typing and hitting enter: chmod +x CatapultControl.sh
  5. 600 and use the command chmod d600 and the filename once that is done add or
  6. LinuX/UNIX permissions and chmod Hello. Today I'd like to talk to you a little
  7. use the chmod command to follow it with an ls --l and just verify that you have in fact
  8. So suppose I wished to give group and other read and write permissions. I could type chmod
  9. but I'm going to change my plus to a minus: chmod go-rw perms will say to remove the permissions
  10. I could say chmod u+w,g+x,o+r perms. This is an unusual set of permissions to be given,
  11. the command based on the spaces. For chmod, it's expecting what shows up before the first
  12. I can say chmod a+x perms, and the 'a' represents all -- user, group and other, as you can see
  13. everybody has read access and ONLYL read access. I'll do that by saying chmod a=r perms. The
  14. and then thereafter grant any desired permissions. At this point, we've looked at chmod using
  15. say chmod 754 perms. I'll do an ls --l, and we see... What do you know? rwxr-xr--, exactly
  16. I hope you found this discussion of chmod to be useful, and if you have any questions,
  17. and then you have to grant the permission by using the chmod a+x command
  18. all other filesystem-related system calls (such as open, chmod and rename). [...] additional
  19. CHmod command. But
  20. it's called chmod, and this command allows you to change file permissions. So,