fsperms
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fsperms is a simple tool to apply permission and ownership
changes to entire filesystems based on security templates.
One might ask "why is such a tool is needed?" I've often found
source and package installs that place files with either bad or
insecure permissions and/or ownership. By establishing a security
template for a package I no longer have to remember or worry about
fixing such problems after package updates. I can use fsperms to
reapply the sane settings after every install or update.
Depending on the complexity of your desired settings it can also be
quicker to write a security template than it would be to manually apply
permissions in some cases.
Description | Documentation | Samples | Files
Description | Documentation | Samples | Files
Sample output listing the installed security templates:
root@foo-1:~# fssecure -l
fssecure, v1.0: (c) 2006, Arthur Corliss
Standard Policies:
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PolicyKit auth awkward bind
bridge-utils cdrdao cdrtools cvs
dcron devtools dvd+rw-tools ethtool
fileaudit firefox-3 fontconfig iproute2
iptables krb5 lib lsvpd
man mkinitramfs ndisc6 net-snmp
net-tools nevaeh ntp openldap
openssh pam ping proftpd
rc-sysconf root rsync sendmail
sg3_utils slocate squid sysklogd
tcp_wrappers tmp traceroute udev
var-log wpa_supplicant xulrunner
Site Policies:
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cdrdao cdrtools
root@foo-1:~#
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Arthur Corliss, all rights reserved.