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hi folks
while using gnome commander and looking for the property of ./home/user folder, i messed up with default permission for this folder, as a result i can not open ...
- 07-08-2009 #1
How to restore default permission for ./home/user folder by using terminal console?
hi folks
while using gnome commander and looking for the property of ./home/user folder, i messed up with default permission for this folder, as a result i can not open this folder in Gnome Commander.
1) What is the default permission for ./home/user folder for owner, users and groups?
2) How can I restore default permission by using terminal console?
Thanks...
- 07-09-2009 #2
On redhat ,my /home/lg has this
You can setup user name and group using chmod commanddrwx------ 3 lg lg 4096 Jan 20 12:37 lg
username and group both are same for me ,it's lgchmod -R lg:lg /home/lg
I guess above should work.- Lakshmipathi.G
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- 07-09-2009 #3
please put up if it's selinux permision or folder or file permission. it's confusing.
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