Identify the directory and find out why it is so.

The Linux file system contains a directory by default on which all users have rwx permissions.
Only the root user has the permission to delete any file created by any user. Identify the directory
and find out why it is so.

The Linux file system contains a directory by default on which all users have rwx permissions.
Only the root user has the permission to delete any file created by any user. Identify the directory
and find out why it is so.

A.
/tmp, because sticky bit is set on that

B.
/ (root file system), because of 1777 permissions

C.
/home, because home directories will have 770 permissions

D.
/usr, because all users will have rwx permissions and sticky bit set on that

E.
/home, because no user will have write permission on files owned by others

Explanation:



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