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0x01-shell_permissions 🔨

This project covers permissions, users, groups, and file/directory ownership.

Files	Description
0-iam_betty	Changes user ID to `betty`
1-who_am_i	Prints the effective user ID of the current user
2-groups	Prints all the groups the current user is part of
3-new_owner	Changes the owner of the file `hello` to the user `betty`
4-empty	Creates an empty file `hello`
5-execute	Adds execute permissions to the file `hello` to the owner of the file
6-multiple_permissions	Changes the permissions of the the file `hello` so the owner and group owner have execute permission and all other users have `read` permissions
7-everybody	Changes permissions of the file `hello` so all users have excute permissions
8-James_Bond	Gives the file `hello` 007 permissions
9-John_Doe	Gives the file `hello` 753 permissions
10-mirror_permissions	Gives the file `hello` the same permissions as the file `olleh`
11-directories_permissions	Gives execute permissions to all users to all the subdirectories of the current directory.
12-directory_permissions	Creates a directory called `dir_holberton` with permissions 751 in the current directory.
13-change_group	Changes the group owner to `holberton` for the file `hello`
14-change_owner_and_group	Changes the owner to `betty` and the group owner to `holberton` for all the files and directories in the working directory
15-symbolic_link_permissions	Changes the owner and group owner for the file `_hello` to `betty` and `holberton` respectively
16-if_only	Changes the owner of the file `hello` to `betty` only if the file is owned by the user `guillaume`

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