How to remove the sticky bit?

To remove the sticky bit from a directory, you can use the chmod command with the -t option. Here’s how to do it:

Removing the Sticky Bit:

1. Using chmod:
   • You can remove the sticky bit by using the following command:

   chmod -t directory_name

Example:

If you have a directory named shared_dir and you want to remove the sticky bit, you would run:

chmod -t shared_dir

Verification:

After removing the sticky bit, you can verify the permissions using the ls -l command:

ls -ld shared_dir

If the sticky bit has been removed, you will see that the t at the end of the permissions string is no longer present.

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