@Dude4Linux: A few notes:
- On my system, the root user is also affected by this bug. Your find command
doesn't scan root's home directory, but can be easily modified.
- Find can detect certain permissions with the `-perm` flag. No need for pipes,
xargs or a second sudo.
This command will list all instances of 'nautilus-actions' where the
'user' does not have 'read' permission:
sudo find /root /home -name 'nautilus-actions' -not -perm /u=r -ls
A similar command utilizing the `-exec` flag can also fix the problem.
Something like this should work, but I have not tested this well so be
warned:
sudo find /root /home -name 'nautilus-actions' -not -perm /u=r -ls -exec
chmod --verbose u+r {} \;
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