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I did shit and I ran: sudo chdmod 777 -R /

Is there a way to fix this?
Without having to reinstall ubuntu everything?

William Alvares
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    If you actually run chdmod then you were lucky because that's not a proper command. If you instead run chmod (without the d in the middle), then you might be out of luck. – PerlDuck Aug 16 '18 at 18:09
  • New lover of Ubuntu please don't force your new love to change her life style aka permissions it might not go well with the marriage. Please don't mess with root permissions less your ready for trouble. – George Udosen Aug 16 '18 at 18:59
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    @GeorgeUdosen LOL. But in real life a bunch of flowers and an apology often can work as a CTRL-Z (aka undo). Filesystems aren't that forgiving ;-) – PerlDuck Aug 16 '18 at 19:20

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