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Screwed up permissions, ownership, attributes on large fs. How to reset?
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Right because there are no legitimate executable files in this set. So it is OK to blanket remove x from any files tat have acquired it.
But I need x on directory, because that's required to enter/read the directory. If I understand properly.
That’s why bacon listed
find ${path} -type d exec chmod 750 {};
as first command. See also my reply.You need x on directories and executable files.
Honestly tho you could leave x on absolutely everything and probably be fine. Just pull it off your media / untrusted downloads.