I just ran this a few seconds ago. I managed to do Ctrl - C as soon as I realized what I started doing.
So far the only directory it's started going through is /bin
.
I'm afraid to do anything else. So far I realized I can't use su
as my normal user anymore.
Luckily I still have another root terminal open. What do I do?
Answer
Most everything in /bin/ should be owned by root:root, so if you run the following you can fix the ownership on those files:
chown root:root -R /bin/
You may also want to make sure the setuid bit is properly set on /bin/su, which you can fix with the following:
chmod 4755 /bin/su
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