A systems administrator "tunes permissions for a file" by modifying the access control settings on a file, determining who can read, write, or execute it, essentially controlling who can access and modify the file on a system, usually through commands like "chmod" on Linux or the "Security" tab in Windows file properties, requiring administrative privileges to make changes.
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