> There's never an excuse for chmod'ing something 777 Agreed. Biblical implications aside, chmod 666 and chmod 777 are rarely a good idea. (http://www.gotothi

> There's never an excuse for chmod'ing something 777 Agreed. Biblical implications aside, chmod 666 and chmod 777 are rarely a good idea. (http://www.gotothings.com/linux/permissions-with-the-chmod-command.htm http://www.gotothings.com/linux/permissions-with-the-chmod-c...)