Accidentally sudo -R chown root:customgroup /

[Umesh Upadhyaya]

Dear all,

Please help me in this regard.

I accidentally chown -R root:customgroup / and then withing 10 seconds, I cancelled it . Still I am facing some issues.

Can anyone suggest what should be done. Thank You.

Best Regards

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Umesh Upadhyaya 

[jigar soni]

Hi,

It chooses files rendomly while changing permissions so you have to check for files manually which are having permissions given by you

Or You can search it via find command
for more info,man find

[ElectroMech]

Hi,

RPM command can help.
It can reset the default permission of all file provided by package.

Please check the following command.

rpm --setperms PACKAGE_NAME

Let me know any further help.

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