#!/bin/bash # # Script checking the right permissions for software installations: # Ordinary files must at least have permissions 664 and directories 755. # # Christoph Niethammer (C) 2010-2011 # declare -r APP_NAME="${0##*/}" declare -r VERSION="0.8" declare SEARCH_DIRS= declare VERBOSE=0 declare PRINT_FILES=0 declare PRINT_DIRS=0 declare -r FILE_PERMS="! -perm -664" declare -r DIR_PERMS="! -perm 775" function print_usage { binary=`basename $0` cat < Usage: $APP_NAME DIR -h, --help Print this usage -v, --verbose Be more verbose (print list of found directories and files) Checks permissions in the given directories. Permissions for files must be at least set to 664 and for directories must be exactly 775. EOF } function die { echo $1 exit 1 } if [ $# -lt 1 ]; then print_usage exit 0 fi for arg in $@; do case $arg in --help|-h) print_usage exit 0 ;; --verbose|-v) VERBOSE=1 PRINT_FILES=1 PRINT_DIRS=1 ;; *) if [[ ! -d $arg ]]; then echo "# Skipped $arg" continue fi SEARCH_DIRS+="${IFS}${arg}" #echo "# Added $arg" ;; esac done echo "# Searching for directories which do not match '$DIR_PERMS' ..." WRONG_DIRS=(`find $SEARCH_DIRS -type d $DIR_PERMS -print`) echo "# Searching for files which do not match '$FILE_PERMS' ..." WRONG_FILES=(`find $SEARCH_DIRS -type f $FILE_PERMS -print`) if [[ $PRINT_FILES -eq 1 ]]; then echo "# ** directories with wrong permissions:" for dir in ${WRONG_DIRS[@]}; do echo $dir done echo "# ** files with wrong permissions:" for file in ${WRONG_FILES[@]}; do echo $file done fi echo "#" echo "# ------------------------------" echo "# Summary:" echo "# directories with wrong permissions: ${#WRONG_DIRS[@]}" echo "# files with wrong permissions: ${#WRONG_FILES[@]}" echo "# ------------------------------" echo "#" # clean up temporary files #rm $WRONG_DIR_FILE #rm $WRONG_FILES_FILE