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It is not a free product though.

You can also try the 'split' command.

man 1 chflags

I believe that 'schg' is what you may be looking for. Use carefully.

find . -type f -exec rm {} \; -print

Web request are not "world" restricted, they are "owner" restricted.
I believe that this is the crux of your question.

Visitors to your web site sending requests to your web server. This web server has a unix user associated with it. The permissions of this unix user are what governs whether the page can be read or...

750 says that the owner has read, write, execute and the users in the named group have read and execute privs. Everyone else is locked out with the '0'.

Your webserver is running as some...

also:

for i in `echo key1 key2 key3 ...`
do
echo $i
done

Are you using X?

xset b off

unzip -p foo.zip