Linux Command Line (26) setgid and sticky bit

setgid is short for set the groupID flag. When the setgid bit flag is enabled for a directory, it allows all members of that group, to be able to create a files and directories in that directory, with the group of that directory. When the setgid flag is enabled, an s will replace the x for the group executable permission bit. The sticky bit a a permission bit flag that when enabled for a directory, will only allow file owners permissions to remove their own files and directories from that directory. When the sticky bit is enabled, the other executable bit will show as a t instead of an x See the complete LCL playlist at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JMT5CGFxa_4&list=PLy7Kah3WzqrHPrgkBgwzXyfDDCvthdUfl Website link: https://thefrugalcomputerguy.com/linux/seriespg.php?ser=10020