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this post was submitted on 18 Mar 2024
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Some time ago I wanted to clean up home directory files permissions to be not readable by group or others. Instead of just removing group/other permissions I hard-set all directories to 700 and all files to 600.
Took quite some time to repair not working scripts and "application containers".
Well I nuked myself with chmod -R on my home directory this morning... My day is now dedicated to reinstalling nixos on my laptop... Glad I didn't do this on a production server...
Will be extra cautious now with the -R commands
PS: I now see the need of timeshift despite of using nixos... I could have backed up my home dir... And restore the prev state
Imagine accidentally running it on / instead ...
But wasn't NixOS not specifically design to be protected against such issues?
I just did this to both Ubuntu and Arch in a matter of days.