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I'm running tikiwiki with some pretty big PHP scripts - somewhere one script has gotten uid 730 instead of 777. This invokes a PHP SAFE_MODE restriction, resulting in annoying error messages - sometimes in fatal errors.
How do i perform a commandline search to find the file(s) with uid 730 i.e. rwxwx ? I'm connectred via SSH using "Putty" to Bash. Thankx - and hope the question isn't too dumb, i'm new to UNIX |
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No question is a stupid question :
find /path/to/my/dir -perm 0730 [-print] Or what you probably want is : find /path/to/my/dir -perm 0730 -exec chmod 777 {} \; If it's from a specific user -user can be specified as well, but I think you just used the wrong word in your explanation. @yourservice David |
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