[SOLVED] single command for creating file and setting permission to it.
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No 'single command'. EDIT: corrected to Yes, in post#5 below; see man install
Have a study of: man creat
There's always umask: https://unix.stackexchange.com/quest...-touch-command
Oh, maybe visit my favorite command: strace Enjoy your Linux!
It depends on how you define "single command". You can string several commands into one "script", and run the script as a single command. But caveats, as when you lose the script you might not remember the commands. And if you're on someone else's system, they wont have your script.
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