SirDice Administrator Staff member Administrator Moderator Jun 18, 2010 #2 Did you change some permissions on files in /etc/? Why?
OP R rubenlexico Jun 18, 2010 Thread Starter #4 SirDice said: Did you change some permissions on files in /etc/? Why? Click to expand... like i say i am noob on this i was change the permitions with filezila in another folther and now i dont have access what i can do
SirDice said: Did you change some permissions on files in /etc/? Why? Click to expand... like i say i am noob on this i was change the permitions with filezila in another folther and now i dont have access what i can do
OP R rubenlexico Jun 18, 2010 Thread Starter #5 i can get in to the ssh folther but i dont know change the permitions
SirDice Administrator Staff member Administrator Moderator Jun 18, 2010 #6 You should be able to restore the permissions by using the mtree(1) command. This should probably do the trick: # mtree -f /etc/mtree/BSD.root.dist -U -p /
You should be able to restore the permissions by using the mtree(1) command. This should probably do the trick: # mtree -f /etc/mtree/BSD.root.dist -U -p /
SirDice Administrator Staff member Administrator Moderator Jun 18, 2010 #8 rubenlexico said: like i say i am noob on this i was change the permitions with filezila in another folther and now i dont have access what i can do Click to expand... This also means you were logged in as root. Do NOT login FTP as root. Do NOT use the root account to login remotely.
rubenlexico said: like i say i am noob on this i was change the permitions with filezila in another folther and now i dont have access what i can do Click to expand... This also means you were logged in as root. Do NOT login FTP as root. Do NOT use the root account to login remotely.
OP R rubenlexico Jun 18, 2010 Thread Starter #9 tanks people the command chmod 600 work in perfection tanks ALT
