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Recently an install script was run on my server and reset all permissions to 777, including the CentOS OS files. Is there a script or anything out there that will ...
- 07-07-2009 #1Just Joined!
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Fixing CentOS File Permissions
Recently an install script was run on my server and reset all permissions to 777, including the CentOS OS files. Is there a script or anything out there that will correct the permissions for the OS files?
- 07-07-2009 #2Just Joined!
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i dont know if there is. but what you can do is put all the files in 644 and after change the ones you need with other permissions. I think thats the best idea.
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Is that the most common for the OS files?
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i think the most common is 744 but with root as the owner..
i dont rely know if there is a common permision for all files by default lot of files have diferent options.
may be this can help you: Linux Files and File Permissions
or if you dont have rely important stuff you can save your /home : /tmp and : /etc directorys and reinstall the system.
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