Hi,
On Thu, May 07, 2009 at 04:41:12AM -0400, Ben Badgley wrote:
> (Who now understands that chmod -R 770 / may not be a wise idea.) :
#1. As others pointed out, if this was done by root, reinstall system
after backing up your data.
#2. If you need to change permission of package owned file
In <4a029ea8.3040...@peoplepc.com>, Ben Badgley wrote:
>(Who now understands that chmod -R 770 / may not be a wise idea.) :)
Actually, if you didn't run this as root, it might be mostly fixable with:
chmod -R +X /
If you did run it as root, well, that installation is b0rked.
--
Boyd Stephen Smith
In <4a029ea8.3040...@peoplepc.com>, Ben Badgley wrote:
>(Who now understands that chmod -R 770 / may not be a wise idea.) :)
If you seriously did this, just reinstall. It will be easier than fixing
things.
--
Boyd Stephen Smith Jr. ,= ,-_-. =.
b...@iguanasuicide.net
Not sure this qualifies as a bug report, so please do not assume it is
that. I am having trouble with the display.
I was using terminal under gnome2 and doing perceived 'safe' L/Unix
commands dealing with file permissions. Apparently, the commands may not
have been as safe as I thought. "D'o
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