Yesterday, 11:28 PM
(This post was last modified: Yesterday, 11:28 PM by spaceexplorer23.)
(Yesterday, 09:52 PM)TheDreadPirate Wrote: ACLs are an additional layer of permissions that your average user doesn't need and overrides the standard linux permissions
Also, didn't notice that /media also has an ACL.
Code:sudo setfacl -b -R /media
sudo chmod 755 /media
sudo chown -R tyr:media /media/library
sudo chmod -R 770 /media/library
Ok can you explain what we just did here? Were the ACLs screwing this up? Did I put them there trying to fix it earlier?
This does appear to have worked. I just want to know exactly what we did. What do the 755 and the 770 denote?