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How to solve CentOS prompt about insufficient permissions

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How to solve CentOS prompt about insufficient permissions

How to solve CentOS prompt about insufficient permissions

When executing a file, CentOS prompts about insufficient permissions because the file does not have execution permissions. The solution is as follows:

1. First su switch to the root user

2. Enter ls -l (this is to view the detailed information of the file) and check the file permissions

3. If When there is an item similar to: "-wr--r-wr-" without "x", it proves that the file does not have executable permissions

4. Add executable permissions and enter the command: "chmod 777 program name" can

execute the file again, and you will not be prompted for insufficient permissions.

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