User's Guide for MS-DOS Clients

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Enhanced Reference
Command and Utility Summary
Uchmod
Purpose
The uchmod command allows you to change the UNIX system access
permissions of a LAN Manager for UNIX Systems file or directory. This
command is only available when you have a LAN Manager for UNIX
Systems server on your network.
Syntax
uchmod [who] {{+ | - | = } permissions} pathname
uchmod user#group#other# pathname
where
who
Represents the UNIX system user classification for which access permissions are
changed. Replace who with u (user), g (group), o (others), or a (all
classifications). When the who option is not specified, all user classifications are
changed.
+
Adds the specified access permissions to the specified file or directory.
-
Removes the specified access permissions from the specified file or directory.
=
Sets access permissions to the groups or access permissions specified in the
permissions option.
permissions
Represents the access permissions you want to assign to or remove from the
directory or file. Replace permissions with any or all of the following: r (read),
w (write), x (execute), l (lockable), s (set ID for user or group), or t (hold text file
in swap space).
pathname
Represents the name of the file or directory to be affected. You can use wildcard
characters.