In Linux, suppose we have a binary file run , which has the following permissions:

- User: alice

- Group: alice

- Permissions: -rwsr-xr-x

What happens when another user bob attempts to execute the file?

Question

In Linux, suppose we have a binary file  run , which has the following permissions: 
 
- User:  alice 
 
- Group:  alice 
 
- Permissions:  -rwsr-xr-x 
 
What happens when another user  bob  attempts to execute the file?

Answer

the file is not executed because  bob  doesn't have write permission on the file.

Answer

the file is executed and its process has the permissions of user  bob .

Answer

the file is executed and its process has the permissions of user  alice .

Answer

the file is not executed because  bob  doesn't have execution permission on the file.

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