FYI, if users complain about permissions, try this command so you can get back to browsing Lemmy and tell them to fuck off.
chmod 777 -R /
No sir, you’re doing it wrong. This is being done without security in mind. That way, just anyone can execute anything.
chmod 666 -R /
is the way.Edit: remember to run as root
Pish posh. If security is your game,
chmod 000 -R /
is your game. Don’t forget to runiptables -A input -i any -j DROP
to stop those ne’er-do-wells on the LAN from fuckin up your server with their filthy, virus infested client machines.this guy securitys!!! also block port 22 on your firewall so nobody can access SSH.
I did this on my own box once… It was a pain to repair and I probably didn’t do it right. It was Gentoo too so… Yep, great fun
Fantastic, they will no longer be sending in tickets from the device.