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Part 4: Permissions for directories The permissions also work for the directories. However, the permissions for the directories may have different behaviors. Let us leam the permissions for directories by only changing different permissions to the owner of the file. 1) Go to your home directory and then check the permissions for directory Lab3. Sed sls -ld - Lab Note: -d option will let you check the detailed information for the directory instead of its contents. 2) You may see similar output as below, in which rwxrwxr-x of the first field is the permission string for directory Lab3. 15 -10 -3 deux-*, frondellamaad.989.edu fronde 118gad.go.edo 4095 Jan 28 11:58 /home/frond 11/lab 3) Use chmod with octal number to forbid all permissions to all users. Schmod 000 - Lab3 4) Check the permissions for directory Lab3. You may see similar output as below. The permission string is changed to la-id- de, trondellwuad.www.edu Leondelle gauad yw.edu 4026 Jan 20 11:59 /home/condela/Lab) 5) Finishing the following tasks and fill out the blanks in the row for owner's permission "--" in the table below. If the task or command can be executed successfully, mark Y in the table, otherwise, mark N in the table. Please mark N/A if the task or command is not executed. A. Check the contents in directory Lab3. s1 - Lab B Create a directory named as "test" in Lab3 Sakdir Lab/test C. Create a file named as "test.txt" in Lab3 Scat/ab/test.txt host D. If (B) succeeds, remove the created directory "test" of Lab3. Semua test E. If (C) succeeds, copy "test.txt" from your Lab3 into your home directory. Scp - Labatt - F. Go into directory Lab3. Sed Labe