What are the basic share permissions, and what do they do?
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The basic share permissions are as follows:
* Read-Permits groups or users to read and execute files, but they cannot add or delete files and folders and cannot modify files
* Write-Enables groups or users to modify the contents of files
* Change or Contribute (advanced permission)-Enables groups and users to read, execute, and add files, but they can only modify and delete files provided by them
* Custom-Means advanced permissions already apply on this folder or file
* Full control (advanced share permission)-Permits groups or users to read, execute, add, delete, and modify files, and to create and delete subfolders and manage share permissions
* Owner-Assigned to the owner of the folder, such as the folder's creator, and enables the owner to read, execute, add, delete, and modify files in the shared folder as well as create and delete subfolders and manage the share permissions
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