How to use the setfactl and getfactl commands: 2-Minute Linux Tips

The video tutorial explains the use of Setfacl and Getfacl commands on Linux systems to manage file permissions beyond the traditional read, write, and execute settings. Setfacl allows assigning specific permissions to multiple groups or individual users, while Getfacl is used to view these permissions. The tutorial provides examples of modifying user and group permissions and highlights how to interpret permission changes.

What is the primary function of the setfacl command in Linux?

How does setfacl differ from traditional Linux file permission commands?

Describe the process of granting a user specific permissions to a file using setfacl.

What does the '+' symbol indicate when viewing file permissions?

Explain how to use the getfacl command to check permissions for a specific user.