When I change the file permission on Unix servers to be chmod 777 then I'm just wonder that \n\n"is it safe to use chmod 777 on many files?" \nand \n"which file I must don't change permission to be 777?"
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only use 777 if you need to, like folders when users will be uploading files\nUse 755 for scripts, 644 for html, images etc
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It's just like any other folder for.. to keep files in there. But if your are asking if it's a special folder used/created by any program other than you. I would take it someone/program created to upload files from that folder.
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it delets the directory information, the files are still on there untill they are overwritten, but are not easliy accesible, but you have no reference to them, they are virtualy erased, unless someone who knows how to retrieve the data gets a hold of it. For the avarage user though, it effectively removes the data from being accesed
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if sending many files, it may be inconvinient to rename one by one, zip them using winzip or similiar, than rename the zip, ask the people on the other side to rename the zip back.\n\nNB: on WinXP, file extention is default to be hidden, try finsing tutorial for showing it, I'm too lazy to write it
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The command to delete a folder in the command prompt is rmdir /S /Q. Rmdir stands for remove directory which is another name for folder. /S makes it recursive, meaning it will not fail if there are files or subfolders inside that folder. /Q means that it will not ask you for confirmation.\n\nIf this still does not work, and something is indeed still using the file, I recommend unlocker. It is a free tool which does not contain spyware or viruses and can be used to delete the folder. You can download it here: http://filehippo.com/download_unlocker/\n\nI hope this helps!
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Hi Peter,\n\nYou have a number of options. First one would be to give the 'everyone' group full permissions on everything on all your NTFS folders - and then modify them when your windows has been reinstalled. Or you can not change anything and simply 'take ownership' of the files when you are in your new windows install - there is a knowledgebase article on that here http://support.microsoft.com/kb/308421. If you do that with the USB drive, it's advisable to give everyone read and write access otherwise yes, if it's permissions are only for your local account on a local computer you will have problems accessing it. I wouldn't bother formatting it with NTFS unless you need it - format it with FAT32 and all NTFS permissions are lost when you copy everything across.
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You said this was an easy question,\nLIAR, lol:)\n\nMy computer mispalces files too, the best advise is poke around till you find it.\n\nI hope someone who is more computer literate helps you. Sorry, technology doesn't like me.
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What says disk mode? When are you doing when you get this message? What is not working? If you get a message asking if its ok to disconnect, say ok.\n\nYour question is too vague. Please be more specific.
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Nope - its doing exactly what it is supposed to do.\n\nLog on as the same username you had before. The problem is that your old my documents is only allowing user "Tom" as you protected your MyDocuments folder. If you log on with "Tommy", this forder does not belong to you. Oh yea, also use the same password as before.\n\nAlternatively, you could log on as administrator in safe mode. tap the F8 key as the computer is turning on and select safe mode at the prompt.
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hello\nif u use linux with php scripting language, you may edit php.ini file.\nit's usually located in /etc directory, so the path is /etc/php.ini.\nin php.ini search tag 'safe_mode' (without quotes, around line 172) then change the value from on to off. \nthen you may also restart your webserver.\nCMIIW.
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hi, .htaccess is not ONLY allowing restriction to directories. htaccess is used to OVERRIDE the webserver (apache) configuration on a per-directory basis. A file, containing one or more configuration directives, is placed in a particular document directory, and the directives apply to that directory, and all subdirectories thereof.\n\nSo back to your question, htaccess is for your http://www.myexamplesite.com/  to put unique configuration to certain directories. \nTo protect ftp://www.myexamplesite.com/ you would need to disable Anonymous user or add a password for them.\n\nIf your on shared hosting, take a look at their control panel and they would have a place to add a password for anonymous or disable anonymous. If you care to use that for your self you can access the ftp by doing this:\nftp://[ USER ]:[ PASSWORD ]@[ DOMAIN ]:[ PORT ]\nwhere:\n[ USER ] = Username to the ftp\n[ PASS ] = Password for that username\n[ DOMAIN ] = The host or IP , in your case it is myexamplesite.com\n[ PORT ] = Whatever port you assigned, in your case it is by default which is 21. \n\nIf you have an option to change your PORT, please change it to a 4-5 digit number not exceeding the maximum 35K. That will increase security slightly.\n\n\nHope I helped
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Ok, basically your command is displaying a list of all files in the current directory based modification time that have a file name pattern of fork*.c where the * is any combination of characters followed by a period and then a c.    Next that listing is passed to the cut program which does something about further slimming down the results.  finally all the information is passed to sort which will return results removing any duplicates.    \n\nalright.. well with that said, hopefully that makes sense... now how you could simplify that into 2 commands is a bit beyond my know how but.. but i imagine you could probably use ls and grep only.  grep is a very powerful application and you can do many things with it.. i'd do some research on it and see what you can figure out.
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If you configure policy using gpedit.msc. That mean all user affected. Dont care it Administrator or user all user will affected by the rule you set. For example you restric drive C then all user included Administrator cannot open drive C.\nYou can do this by choosing Admistatif Template on Computer Configuration and User Configuration on Group Policy (start -> run -> gpedit.msc)
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it's the combination of spaces and squirrely chars.\n\nremove the parent dir with extreme prejudice...\n\nroot# rm -rf /path/to/dir\n\nif they're in /.Trashes ...\n\nroot# rm -rf /.Trashes\n\nif they're on another volume ...\n\nroot# rm -rf /Volumes/<volname>/.Trashes\n\nXP goes nuts when it comes to long file names or strange chars\nif need be rename and or click folder select props and uncheck hidden....then rename...remove
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uhh i kinda dont get your question but im gonna try to answer anyway.....\n\nu shouldnt change the document root instead move the html files or all your web files to hdocs which was the original document root location...\n\nif u have a chance to change servers id use abyss web server.. its alot easier i mean a whoel lot easier to configure
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IT have put permissions on what software/websites etc are available to you.  Unless you know one of the administrators usernames and passwords, you won't be able to change these permissions.\n\nWhat they're trying to tell you is "work PCs are for work - not for your self indulgence"
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In the General tab, Does the "Locked" option have a checkmark? if it does uncheck it. In "ownership & Permissions" if it isn't Read&Write, change it.\nI found that I can only change somethings in the "get info" window from my Admin account. Try it from there.