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file permission for /home when seen from multi user mode is r-xr-xr-x but when logged in as single user mode it shows as rwxr-xr-x Please any one can help in this case

Zoredache
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When you go multi-user, another partition is mounted or auto-mounted on top of /home. Anything in your root partition's /home directory is unavailable when multi-user.

/home has two different disk directories mounted at the two different run levels; there is no reason for them to have any correlation to one another.

mpez0
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Is this a problem?

When you log-in in single user mode, the permissions change to reflect it.

Execute permission is required for you to cd into a directory.

If you're the only user (and probably there to repair something) why not?

pavium
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