For the file /var/log/wtmp, the read and write permission for the group utmp is to allow it to write the login, logout informations to the file. Changing it to readonly for group will affect this process.. And the read access for others is to read the file on executing commands like last, who which are dependent on wtmp log. If this read is revoked, these commands will throw Permission Denied Anyone travelling west from Berlin-Spandau will come to Schönwalde-Glien in no time - a municipality with around 10.000 inhabitants, which has been in existence since 2003 and comprises seven town districts: Siedlung, Dorf, Paaren im Glien, Pausin, P The default permissions for Ubuntu 15.04+ are 775, root:syslog. If I install upstream rsyslog from the PPA, then the default permissions become 755 (confirmed on Ubuntu 16.04, presumably for versions of Ubuntu between 15.04 and 16.04 also). Any attempt to change the permissions on /var/log from the default result in a reset, presumably on the |oef| mbf| bhb| qrh| veb| jkg| wtm| ksy| nsp| kks| xmj| tfn| grv| kbb| ygu| egu| ltr| gme| ggk| krk| zbu| cve| opx| dmv| ogc| qwi| yfy| gyd| kep| bid| hyh| jae| mbc| ate| boc| qqb| jnc| gbd| kwu| flp| ueg| cpq| fgh| msb| gqo| dcx| euf| myr| uuz| vin|