In , Carlos
Mennens wrote:
>I don't understand why Debian defaults home directory permissions to
>755 where most every other major distribution does 700.
>why does Debian default to this
>method?
>
>Thanks for any info in understanding why developers elect this process
>as Debian's default action.
I don't understand why Debian defaults home directory permissions to
755 where most every other major distribution does 700. I find it
unusual that I have to 'chmod -R 700' a newly created users /home
directory. I know I can modify /etc/adduser.conf or
/etc/default/useradd.conf files to change the
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