Search for 777 Directories of Common Name | With a simple find command, it is possible to locate similar named directories that are 777. I’ll show you how! This will identify public_html directories under /home that are 777: $ sudo find /home -name ‘public_html’ -type d -perm 777 Alter as desired, for example: $ sudo find /var/www/ -name ‘httpdocs’ -type d -perm 777
Apache WordPress Drupal Website Permissions
Apache WordPress Drupal Website Permissions | Permissions on a Linux webserver is an often confusing topic but hopefully I can clear the mud. There may not be one right answer for all, but below are some suggested configurations! The following applies to WordPress, Drupal, or any similar application. Two concepts to hang on to: – In Linux there are users who
Change sudo default password cache
Change sudo default password cache | sudo’s default password cache time is 5 minutes. To change the default time, it is possible to edit a setting in /etc/sudoers as desired. I’ll show you how! Edit /etc/sudoers with your desired text editor, or as standard with sudo visudo: $ sudo visudo For example, to increase the timeout to 30 minutes for user
OS X: Files Skipping Trash And Deleting Immediately
OS X: Files Skipping Trash And Deleting Immediately | You may have seen this in OS X when trying to delete files: “This item will be deleted immediately. You can’t undo this action.” Deleting and recreating the .Trash directory will generally solve this. Here’s a quick guide! 1. Crack open a terminal: Applications > Utilities > Terminal 2. Next, remove the existing Trash directory
Check Apache Permissions
Check Apache Permissions | How can I check Apache permissions for world writeable files or directories? You can use the find command to check for 777 (world writeable) directories and files. This command searches for directories that are 777 in /var/www/: sudo find /var/www/ -type d -perm -002 And this command searches for files that are 777 in /var/www/:
Linux Permissions Calculator
Linux Permissions Calculator | This site is an awesome Linux / Unix Permissions Calculator. Check it out: http://permissions-calculator.org
