On clean install, all the files are rwx (read, write, executable) entirely for all users. This is a security concern. Each and every file is executable by anyone.
Run ls -l and you'll see -rwxr-xr-x for the files.
Go to a different project and run ls -l and you'll find very different permissions. Also, back this up somewhere (If you're going to continue with git commands that are possibly destructive like force). Traditionally with git, you wouldn't back something else up elsewhere, but we should be safe after this past instance.
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7 years ago
On clean install, all the files are
rwx(read, write, executable) entirely for all users. This is a security concern. Each and every file is executable by anyone.Run
ls -land you'll see-rwxr-xr-xfor the files.Go to a different project and run
ls -land you'll find very different permissions. Also, back this up somewhere (If you're going to continue withgitcommands that are possibly destructive likeforce). Traditionally with git, you wouldn't back something else up elsewhere, but we should be safe after this past instance.