Re: [cobalt-users] starting in /home/sites/site#/web instead of..

[PyschoCotic@xxxxxxx]

I'm a little afraid of using chmod in the /home/sites directory because the 
last time I used chown and chmod I currupted the entire server!  Had to 
restore after setting up 95 clients!!!!!

so what are you saying I do...
cd /home
chmod 750 sites

and that should do the trick?  If by some freak accident this did mess things 
up for me again, what should /home/sites  be?  755 ???   I shouldn't use the 
-R directive correct?  That would change every dir and subdir in /home/sites 
into 750.... thats what I did last time... Oops!

Thanks,
Much Appreciated
~Randy

In a message dated 4/24/00 2:57:10 PM Central Daylight Time, 
hartstock@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx writes:

> well if you don´t like that your siteadmin... from site2 (for example)
>  or a user from site2 (for example) have access to /home/sites/
>  
>  you just have to do:    " chmod 750 /home/sites "
>  
>  this will allow only root to access / write / read this dir.
>  So you havn´t to make any other FTP-changes....