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Which directory permissions need to be set to allow all users to create their own schema?

A. 666
B. 777
C. 700
D. 755

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Final answer:

To allow all users to create their own schema, the directory permissions should be set to 777, giving full read, write, and execute permissions to everyone.option b.

Step-by-step explanation:

The question pertains to directory permissions in a Unix or Linux based system, and these permissions are crucial for determining what users can do within a directory. If the goal is to allow all users to create their own schema, you would need to set directory permissions to 777. This permission setting grants read, write, and execute permissions to the owner, group, and others (all users). Here's the breakdown of the digits in 777:

  • The first 7 gives the file owner full permissions.
  • The second 7 gives the group members full permissions.
  • The third 7 gives everyone else full permissions.

This means any user can create, delete, and modify files within that directory, which is necessary for creating their own schema.

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