What Does the Setfacl -B Command Do?​

question 42

Multiple Choice

What does the setfacl -b command do?​

• A) ​It removes all extra ACL assignments on a given file
• B) ​It sets 7777 on a given file or folder for all users / groups
• C) ​The file's user / group ownership is changed to root / root
• D) ​The file's ACL assignments are created and are then ready to be modified.

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