Answer by dan_linder for Any recovery from this? sudo chmod 600 .*
The "fix" for this was to boot into recovery mode, re-mounting the drive as read/write, going to the main root (cd /), and then chmod +rx .. After a reboot, everything looks to be back to normal. Just...
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Whew, the recovery here was actually smoother than I expected and everything SEEMS in pretty good shape again. Huge thanks to @CharlesGreen for an explanation of how that command extended up a...
View ArticleAny recovery from this? sudo chmod 600 .*
WARNING - DO NOT RUN THE MENTIONED COMMAND So it seems I did something pretty dumb here to put it mildly. I was attempting to change the permissions for a few files in a directory that all started...
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