If you change the directories to rw only, then you cannot change to them. What you want for directories are rwx--7. Meanwhile, files can be rw--6.
Code:chmod -R 755
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If you change the directories to rw only, then you cannot change to them. What you want for directories are rwx--7. Meanwhile, files can be rw--6.
Code:chmod -R 755
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Yes, after thinking about it for a bit, I realized that as root I could see everything and that, as you said, the directories were all changed. Whew - thanks for the reply.
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