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Linux File Permissions

One of the thing that I have noticed recently is people asking about setting file permissions on files and not knowing the difference between Windows and Linux file systems. On the Windows file system you have for your users Read Read & Execute Write Modify Full control Special permissions Where as the Linux system has

ownCloud rescan files

I ran into a small problem with using ownCloud after manually copying 300GB of data from a usb drive my ownCloud was not seeing the file, I did a lot of looking around for a solution to this and found that there are some plugins to rescan but none of this seemed to work with

OpenSSL cryptographic library vulnerability

Dubbed “Heartbleed”, a vulnerability was discovered with OpenSSL. The vulnerability allows attackers to eavesdrop communications, steal data directly from the services and users and to impersonate services and users. It’s advcised that you update your systems asap When using CentOS/Redhat You can check the version that you are currently running using the command rpm -q