At 08:58 PM 9/8/2005, Vizion wrote:
OK
Here is what I did before i packed up - having been working late
just changed ownerships of files in a virtual web
chown -R www ./*
fine
folllowed by change of group with the dreaded typo of:
chown -R www /*
oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooops
fortunately hit crt c pretty damn quick but some damage was done.
While I limited the damage I wanted to double check which of the standard os
file hierarchies are meant to be in group "operator" and also owned by root.
That seems to be the only doubt I have the rest was easily recovered.
Any help appreciated
mtree -U -f foo
where foo is the appropriate file(s) from /etc/mtree should do that
trick for ya.
-Glenn
david
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