CHMOD TABLE

	I do NOT know why people muck around with the chmod u+ ...
	Here is the table so you can see how to do it with Octal
	numbers.


         S
         p
         e         G    O
         c    U    r    t
         i    s    o    h
         a    e    u    e
         l    r    p    r
	--   --   --   --
	 4    4    4    4   Read, Special is SUID
         2    2    2    2   Write, Special is SGID
         1    1    1    1   Execute, Special is Sticky


	The 1 quantity can mean different things for directories and
	files.  Usually you use only the 1 Special for a directory.
	Look at /tmp as an example.  The 1 execute for every normal
	file means execute, but for a directory it controls whether
	or not somebody can cd into it.  To make an executable the
	proper perms for having SUID, SGID, rwx for User, x for the
	Group, and x for Other, all you have to do is type:

	chmod 6711 FILE

	Now wasn't that a heck of a lot easier than using those
	stupid +/- flags crap?  SET IT AND FORGET IT!