CHMODDING /var/cpanel

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oSM

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Can I chmod 700 /var/cpanel/ without messing up CPANEL?

chmod 700 = Owner (read+write+execute). I dunno anyone else who would use the /var/cpanel directory besides the owner creating accounts, am I wrong?

The reason for doing this is to protect this directory from preying eyes.
 
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bdraco

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[quote:4c974a1546]Can I chmod 700 /var/cpanel/ without messing up CPANEL?

chmod 700 = Owner (read+write+execute). I dunno anyone else who would use the /var/cpanel directory besides the owner creating accounts, am I wrong?

The reason for doing this is to protect this directory from preying eyes. [/quote:4c974a1546]

User accouts have to read their info out of it.

711 might work though.
 
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