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In basic Unix access control, nine bits determine who has access to a given file F. Assume Alice owns file F and she belongs to group g which is also...
In basic Unix access control, nine bits determine who has access to a given file F. Assume Alice owns file F and she belongs to group g which is also the owning group of F. The access control bits for F are: -wx(owner), r-- (owning group), ---(others). Can Alice read F? Explain your answer.