A Linux administrator needs every new file created on a directory to maintain the group permissions of the same directory. Which of the following commands would satisfy this requirement? A) chmod o+s B) chmod u+s C) chmod +s D) chmod g+s

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The command "chmod g+s <directory>" sets the setgid (Set Group ID) bit on the directory, ensuring that new files created within the directory inherit the group ownership of the directory.

A Linux Administrator Needs Every New File Created on a Directory