Excuse me for the previous mail, I get Panick.
I solved it by typing :
chmod -R o+r .*
the first time to solve it I do only :
chmod -R o+r *
the solution is the solution of the problem.
but it is always true :
never use the .* without care.
thanks and sorry.
On Thu, Apr 29, 1999 at 03:18:14PM +0200, Khalid EZZARAOUI wrote:
> hello,
>
> never, never do :
> chmod -R o+r .*
> anywhere. (I do it in /home).
>
> After doing this as root, I lose a lot of right acces every were for
> users.
> user can't use bash, profile dir, libreadline lib
Khalid EZZARAOUI wrote:
>
> hello,
>
> never, never do :
> chmod -R o+r .*
> anywhere. (I do it in /home).
>
Yes, never do this. The problem is that the expression .* matches
the "." directory (current directory) and ".." and directory (one
level up from current). The problem just get
Am I being stupid? What about
chmod -R u+w .*
? Or probably safer to do chmod u+w .* in individual directories.
Are you sure that command below caused this problem? I would have
thought that adding others read permissions would have no effect
whatsoever on users write permissions. It
hello,
never, never do :
chmod -R o+r .*
anywhere. (I do it in /home).
After doing this as root, I lose a lot of right acces every were for
users.
user can't use bash, profile dir, libreadline lib .
is there a way to solve this ?
using apt-get and force to download all my pac
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