On Tue, Jun 8, 2010 at 12:53 PM, Dan Dubovik wrote:
> For the record, I'm with Dale here. Generally speaking, running a chown /
> chmod against an entire system is bad. There are system files that have
> setuid / setgid set, and for good reason (/bin/su comes to mind). There
> could be uses fo
For the record, I'm with Dale here. Generally speaking, running a chown /
chmod against an entire system is bad. There are system files that have
setuid / setgid set, and for good reason (/bin/su comes to mind). There
could be uses for specific directories however, and with that in mind:
>From
You know when you stand in a tunnel and see lights and hear horns coming
at you.
This is sounding like a disaster waiting to happen.
--
Remember, it's not that we have something to hide; it's that we have
nothing to show.
--Keep tunneling.
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Thanks Dale, Kaia, and Eric ...
Sincerely appreciate all of your answers. Each one helped.
I fully realize that entirely too often, I have no idea what I am doing;
but I just blindly muddle along anyway and somehow, by the grace of God
and the guidance of so many excellent plug friends, I manage
Joe wrote:
> While the example commands below work to change permission for either a
> complete system or for a complete directory and all sub-directories, what
> would the syntax be for a similar command to 'chown' (change the owner)
> globally or for a designated directory and and the files and
>
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Subject: What syntax for global 'chown' fix?
While the example commands below work to change permission fo
j...@actionline.com wrote:
While the example commands below work to change permission for either a
complete system or for a complete directory and all sub-directories, what
would the syntax be for a similar command to 'chown' (change the owner)
globally or for a designated directory and and the f
While the example commands below work to change permission for either a
complete system or for a complete directory and all sub-directories, what
would the syntax be for a similar command to 'chown' (change the owner)
globally or for a designated directory and and the files and
subdirectories belo
