The File Sysytem Hierarchy (FSH) defines the directory structure and its contents in linux distributions. When we look at the structure we come to see that every single directory or file is residing inside the parent **root ** ( / ) directory. / (Ro...
Filesystem Hierarchy Standard(FHS) defines the way in which the directories are present in the linux . All files and directories are present under " / " directory ( / is the root directory). In linux each directory inside / (root directory) will have...
1)Super user / root user When you are a root user you will see this on terminal - [root@hostname ~]# '#' denotes that you are a root user. root user has all the privilages i.e read , write , execute permission on files/directories by default. 2...