Accidently changed the user of /var/lib to ubuntu [duplicate]
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I have Accidently changed the user of /var/lib to user ubuntu in my AWS Server, and now php sessions and phpmyadmin are not working.
I used command :
cd /var/lib
sudo chown -R ubuntu .
Please help how should I get back to earlier users permission to folders which was set.
there are many folders and there is last option that I can create another EC2 Machine and then cross check which folder had what permissions and to which user then set manually.
Or any other options please to get the default user permissions set?
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Set myself as owner of /etc with chown command now getting all kinds of errors [duplicate]
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I have Accidently changed the user of /var/lib to user ubuntu in my AWS Server, and now php sessions and phpmyadmin are not working.
I used command :
cd /var/lib
sudo chown -R ubuntu .
Please help how should I get back to earlier users permission to folders which was set.
there are many folders and there is last option that I can create another EC2 Machine and then cross check which folder had what permissions and to which user then set manually.
Or any other options please to get the default user permissions set?
16.04 permissions
asked Feb 20 at 12:48
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marked as duplicate by Panther, Zanna, ravery, karel, David Foerster Feb 21 at 11:28
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See my answer here : askubuntu.com/questions/43621/…
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Set myself as owner of /etc with chown command now getting all kinds of errors [duplicate]
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I have Accidently changed the user of /var/lib to user ubuntu in my AWS Server, and now php sessions and phpmyadmin are not working.
I used command :
cd /var/lib
sudo chown -R ubuntu .
Please help how should I get back to earlier users permission to folders which was set.
there are many folders and there is last option that I can create another EC2 Machine and then cross check which folder had what permissions and to which user then set manually.
Or any other options please to get the default user permissions set?
16.04 permissions
asked Feb 20 at 12:48
Thompson
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This question already has an answer here:
What if I accidentally run command “chmod -R†on system directories (/, /etc, …)
7 answers
Set myself as owner of /etc with chown command now getting all kinds of errors [duplicate]
2 answers
I have Accidently changed the user of /var/lib to user ubuntu in my AWS Server, and now php sessions and phpmyadmin are not working.
I used command :
cd /var/lib
sudo chown -R ubuntu .
Please help how should I get back to earlier users permission to folders which was set.
there are many folders and there is last option that I can create another EC2 Machine and then cross check which folder had what permissions and to which user then set manually.
Or any other options please to get the default user permissions set?
This question already has an answer here:
What if I accidentally run command “chmod -R†on system directories (/, /etc, …)
7 answers
Set myself as owner of /etc with chown command now getting all kinds of errors [duplicate]
2 answers
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marked as duplicate by Panther, Zanna, ravery, karel, David Foerster Feb 21 at 11:28
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marked as duplicate by Panther, Zanna, ravery, karel, David Foerster Feb 21 at 11:28
This question has been asked before and already has an answer. If those answers do not fully address your question, please ask a new question.
See my answer here : askubuntu.com/questions/43621/…
– Panther
Feb 20 at 15:58
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See my answer here : askubuntu.com/questions/43621/…
– Panther
Feb 20 at 15:58
See my answer here : askubuntu.com/questions/43621/…
– Panther
Feb 20 at 15:58
See my answer here : askubuntu.com/questions/43621/…
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Feb 20 at 15:58
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