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Re: [K12OSN] for d in * ; do chown -Rv $d:$d $d ; done -- and my network update
- From: "Jim Christiansen" <christiansen_j hotmail com>
- To: k12osn redhat com
- Subject: Re: [K12OSN] for d in * ; do chown -Rv $d:$d $d ; done -- and my network update
- Date: Wed Jan 7 19:46:03 2004
Thanks Paul,
The chmod o-x /home/* still allows users to move inside others' folders
(from File/Save in OO for example) but all they see are a string of empty
files...
Jim
<snip>
It's the last x that would let all users enter /home folders. To change
that do a chmod o-x /home/*
drwx-----x 20 test test 4096 Dec 19 19:11 test
Note that just going into the home folder is not a bad thing. You may be
able to enter the directory but still not read files. You'll need to
have o+x set on an folders you're allowing users to serve web pages from
public_html directories.
</snip>
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