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I finally have a clean home directory in sight but I don't know how to find out if I can also safely remove xr for go on .cache, .config and .local without breaking the ability to read files in these directories for any application or a service being ran under it's own user (I don't have any such service running at the moment though).
Is the above probable or am I worrying over nothing as all files and directories in these 3 are owned by my user and group?
drwxr-xr-x - zan zan 5 May 0:55 .cache
drwxr-xr-x - zan zan 5 May 2:31 .config
drwx------ - zan zan 15 Dec 2019 .gnupg
drwxr-xr-x - zan zan 27 Dec 2019 .local
drwx------ - zan zan 6 Oct 2018 .mozilla
drwx------ - zan zan 17 Sep 2019 .pki
drwx------ - zan zan 15 Mar 4:57 .ssh
drwx------ - zan zan 1 Apr 15:19 .vscode-oss
drwx------ - zan zan 5 Apr 10:33 Books
drwx------ - zan zan 7 May 21:54 Conversations
drwx------ - zan zan 7 May 21:54 Downloads
drwx------ - zan zan 8 May 11:39 Music
.rw------- 1.1k zan zan 20 Apr 22:39 .bashrc
.rw------- 1.5k zan zan 16 Apr 6:03 .profileLast edited by zan (2020-05-08 13:31:32)
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Permissions matching stops at the first match.
If user 'zan' is accessing a file owned by user 'zan', then only the first three permissions (-rwx------) are of any interest.
If user 'zan' is accessing a file owned by user 'root', but group owned by group 'zan', then the first three permissions will be ignored, and the second three permissions will be used (----rwx---), assuming user 'zan' is a member of group 'zan'.
If user 'zan' is accessing a file owned by user 'root' and group 'root', then the third set of permissions is used (-------rwx), assuming user 'zan' isn't a member of group 'root'.
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Beautiful, thank you. This is the clearest explanation I've ever read. Saving it for future reference.
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