Task $1.$ Check file and directory details

In this task, you must explore the permissions of the projects directory and the files it contains. The lab starts with $/$home$/$researcher$2$ as the current working directory. This is because you're changing permissions for files and directories belonging to the researcher$2$ user.

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$1.$ Navigate to the projects directory.

$2.$ List the contents and permissions of the projects directory.

The permissions of the files in the projects directory are as follows:

total $20$ drwx$--$x$---$

$2$ researcher$2$ research$\_$team

$4096$ Oct $14$

$18$:$40$ drafts

$46$ Oct

$1418$:$40$ project$\_$k$.$txt

research$\_$team

researcher$2$

$-$rw$-$rw$-$rw$-1$

$46$

Oct $1418$:$40$ project$\_$m$.$txt

$-$rw$-$r$---1$ researcher$2$ research$\_$team

$46$ Oct

$1418$:$40$ project$\_$r$.$txt

researcher$2$ research$\_$team

$-$rw$-$rw$-$r$--1$

$46$ Oct $1418$:$40$ project$\_$t$.$txt

$-$rw$-$rw$-$r$--1$

researcher$2$

research$\_$team

Note: The date and time information returned is the same as the date and time when you ran the command. Therefore, it is different from the date and time in the example.

As you may recall from the video lesson, a $10-$character string begins each entry and indicates how the permissions on the file are set. For instance, a directory with full permissions for all owner types would be drwxrwxrwx:

The $1$st character indicates the file type. The d indicates it's a directory. When this character is a hyphen $(-),$ it's a regular file.