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Homedir permissions

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  • quizknows
    Functionally as long as users aren't members of each others groups (they should not be) then 750 will not offer you any extra functionality over 711. 711 is more secure and I recommend staying with this. Either way it should not interfere with mod_ruid2, though, I personally recommend against using mod_ruid2 until the modsecurity compatibility is fixed. I'd recommend cloudlinux with cagefs and securelinks and a good modsecurity ruleset over mod_ruid2 any day.
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  • AlexVB
    Hello. Thank you for your reply. I know that there are several ways to make server more secure, but i want to experiment with homedir permissions. Is there any way to set default permissions? Thanks.
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  • quizknows
    Deafult permissions of new directores in general are determined by umask, however, I don't know if useradd pays attention to umask.
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  • cPanelMichael
    Hello :) Could you elaborate on the need to modify the permissions of the home directories for your accounts? For instance, is there a specific configuration that is not working with the default permissions? Thank you.
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