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Just do a simple chmod -R 777 /etc
*Trump voice* Don't care. It's totally safe. So safe. Like the safest it has ever been. -
I migrated from a mail server I configured manually to one that's configured entirely with Ansible roles:
https://github.com/sumdog/bee2/...
It makes things a lot easier if I ever want to migrate it somewhere else. -
olback109816y@Wombat changes the ownership of '/var/www' (where my websites are located) to 'www-data'. The web server is running under the user www-data.
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@Wombat what mail server are you using? I know I asked this a lot but now that I have a four day vacation I am planning on finally making one for myself
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Wombat105826y@gitpush @linuxxx helped me a lot with setting it up. I use a bunch of software wich I don't fully understand eg.: postfix, dovecot, roundcube, opendkim...
Since I installed it in January I can't remember details. But it was pretty brain fucking for me. 😥 -
EV-EV3586yI did a chmod -R 777 / once on my pi because of permission problems. *sudo* and lots of other important commands died as well. I had to reinstall Ubuntu Mate ... 😞
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stacked26786yetckeeper is your friend :)
Not to mention LVM or ZFS: you can use them to make quick periodic snapshots of your system, so that you can easily rollback or compare when something happens
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N e v e r, fucking e v e r chmod/ chown permissions recursive on the linux /etc folder❗
I did yesterday (, because I am fucking dumb and know little about linux systems) and got the result today. My whole mailserver wasn't working.
After fucking tons of googling and searching and log-digging I found that postfix and opendkim require specific permissions on their respective folders and files.
After changing a fucking amount of permissions on those fucking files the fucking mailserver worked and I can send and receive mails, now. 😤😤😤
What a torture. Lesson learned. Never will repeat this mistake.
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