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Which command is used to Change access permissions
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chmod
💡 Explanation:
chmod (option A) is the standard Unix/Linux command to change file access permissions (read, write, execute). chroot (B) changes the root directory, chaccess (C) doesn't exist, and chgrp (D) changes group ownership, not permissions.