[CentOS] Weird permission

On Fri, Jul 31, 2009 at 4:46 PM, Mike A. Harris<mharris at mharris.ca> wrote:
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> muhammad panji wrote:
>> Dear all,
>> I got weird permission on one of my server, when I ls -l the / i got
>> permission for all directory set to "drwxr-xr-x." there are dot after
>> the executable permission for others. what dot mean in permission and
>> how to fix it? the actual problem is I could login via ssh but cannot
>> login via winscp. any idea how to fix this? thanks in advance
>> best regards,
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> IIRC, the "." at the end of the permissions indicates that the file has
> additional permission controls beyond the standard DAC bits, such as
> filesystem ACLs, filesystem capabilities, or other attributes.
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> Filesystem capabilities support is not present in CentOS 5, so are you
> using ACLs?  What does the following show:
>
> getfacl --tabular /*
AFAIK by default on centos partition mounted with acl option but I
haven't set anything related to ACL

the output of getfacl --tabular /*
# file: bin
USER   root      rwx
GROUP  root      r-x
other            r-x

# file: boot
USER   root      rwx
GROUP  root      r-x
other            r-x

# file: dev
USER   root      rwx
GROUP  root      r-x
other            r-x

# file: etc
USER   root      rwx
GROUP  root      r-x
other            r-x

# file: home
USER   root      rwx
GROUP  root      r-x
other            r-x

# file: lib
USER   root      rwx
GROUP  root      r-x
other            r-x

# file: lost+found
USER   root      rwx
GROUP  root      ---
other            ---

# file: media
USER   root      rwx
GROUP  root      r-x
other            r-x

# file: mnt
USER   root      rwx
GROUP  root      r-x
other            r-x

# file: opt
USER   root      rwx
GROUP  root      r-x
other            r-x

# file: proc
USER   root      r-x
GROUP  root      r-x
other            r-x

# file: root
USER   root      rwx
GROUP  root      r-x
other            r-x

# file: sbin
USER   root      rwx
GROUP  root      r-x
other            r-x

# file: selinux
USER   root      rwx
GROUP  root      r-x
other            r-x

# file: srv
USER   root      rwx
GROUP  root      r-x
other            r-x

# file: sys
USER   root      rwx
GROUP  root      r-x
other            r-x

# file: tmp
USER   root      rwx
GROUP  root      rwx
other            rwx

# file: usr
USER   root      rwx
GROUP  root      r-x
other            r-x

# file: var
USER   root      rwx
GROUP  root      r-x
other            r-x

seems normal to me :) more clues please
regards,


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