Fixed a couple punctuation-related typos and added a sentence for clarity.

oalicein 2014-10-14 16:23:15 -07:00
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@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ If it bugs you that someone might be able to look the files in your home directo
cd ~ cd ~
chmod 711 . chmod 711 .
Those will keep anyone on the system from looking at your directory while still allowing your `~youruser` site to work. If you want to have more control over who can view what in your directory, then please read on. You can even come back and read this later, we'll be here. Those will keep anyone else from looking at your directory while still allowing your `~youruser` site to work. If you want to have more control over who can view what in your directory, then please read on. You can even come back and read this later, we'll be here.
### Users and Groups ### Users and Groups
@ -20,16 +20,16 @@ There are several attributes that define a user.
- user id (or uid) - user id (or uid)
This is your unique numerical id number on the system. This is how the system keeps track of you, your processes, and your files. This is your unique numerical id number on the system. This is how the system keeps track of you, your processes, and your files.
- group id (or gid) - group id (or gid)
This is a unique numerical id number for your primary user group on the system. User groups are the traditional way that users would colaberate on large projects. This is a unique numerical id number for your primary user group on the system. User groups are the traditional way that users would collaborate on large projects.
For now we only need to know about the username For now we only need to know about the username.
#### Welcome to tilde.club, your new home (and homedir) #### Welcome to tilde.club, your new home (and homedir)
When you registered for the system, you got an email that contained many things. One of those things was a username, and another was a password. When you logged into the server you were presented with what we call a prompt, and it looked a bit like this: When you registered for the system, you got an email that contained many things. One of those things was a username, and another was a password. When you logged into the server you were presented with what we call a prompt, and it looked a bit like this:
sh-4.1$ sh-4.1$
That's boring so type the command `ls -l my_file` That's boring. So let's do something with it. Type the command `ls -l my_file`
sh-4.1$ ls -l my_file sh-4.1$ ls -l my_file
rw-rw-r-- 1 youruser youruser 177 Oct 13 04:51 my_file rw-rw-r-- 1 youruser youruser 177 Oct 13 04:51 my_file