1th bit: Represents the current file type
L: Shortcut
D: Folder
-: File
2-4-bit: Current user rights
5-7-bit: group permissions for the current user
8-10-bit: Other user rights
Permissions are made up of three binary digits that represent different permissions.
such as: binary---> rw-converted to decimal 6 for rw-readable writable
111 rwx converted to decimal 7 for rwx readable writable operation
Modify permissions: Use CMD to command adb shell to enter Linux
CD into the next directory
ls lists all files in the current directory
ls-l list file details (there must be spaces in the middle), permissions, names, etc.
chmod 666 File name Authorization Modify permission 666 represents a decimal number for the following three permissions each digit represents a permission
Wirelessly read-Write permission issues and modify read and Write permissions issues