fix-domain-permissions

Set correct permissions on a domain’s home directory This command ensures that the ownership and permissions on one or more virtual server’s home directories are correct. It can be run either with the --all-domains flag to update all virtual servers, or --domain followed by a single domain name. To include sub-servers of selected domains, you can also add the --subservers flag. Command line help virtualmin fix-domain-permissions --domain name | --all-domains [--subservers]

Set correct permissions on a domain’s home directory#

This command ensures that the ownership and permissions on one or more virtual server’s home directories are correct. It can be run either with the --all-domains flag to update all virtual servers, or --domain followed by a single domain name. To include sub-servers of selected domains, you can also add the --subservers flag.

Command line help#

virtualmin fix-domain-permissions --domain name | --all-domains
 [--subservers]

Source: https://www.virtualmin.com/docs/development/api-programs/fix-domain-permissions/

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