This file contains one line per each directory of which you want to specify the rights, the owner and the rights (in octal format, man chmod for details). For example, mine contains:
/home/cvsroot/ root.users 2775
so that ls -l /home
drwxrwsr-x 5 root users 4096 Feb 18 14:27 cvsroot/
HTH,
raffaele
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Hi All,
This may be a silly question but I have been searching the net for a while and not found an answer..
I have mandrake 9.0 and installed choosing the higher level of security. My intention is using the system as a web server for a few different sites, the files being located in the /home/<user>/public_html dir and a user set up for each site i.e. /home/site1/public_html. All this is fine however I need to give o+x rights in this case to /home/site1 as it dosn't have them (due to the higher level security option?), which I do with chmod while logged on as root. This works and the website is available but after about half an hour the rights are revoked and it becomes unavailable again. I know this must be due to some security proccess running in the background reseting the rights but I can't find what. Does anyone know why this is happening and how to avoid it?
I suspect I am trying to do something that mandrake is not happy with from a security point of view so if anyone knows the right way please let me know.
Many thanks Dan
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