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Root was set to permission 771 using the command
sudo chmod -R 771 /
Well this let go a long list of “… cannot change permission” errors before just kicking me out. I now can no longer long into the server with my root or user accounts.
I get the following error
“OpenSSH_6.2p2, OSSLShim 0.9.8r 8 Dec 2011 ssh_exchange_identification: Connection closed by remote host”
Very Very stupid and was a mistake – I’m also very new to this (3 days) but had a lot of progress in setting up my sites. Now those are a 404 error.
From my (very) limited understanding on how permissions work, I think I blocked access from myself to the whole server and thus can’t log in - but not sure if that’s the issue.
Any solutions? I really would hate to loose all the work I’ve done. I will also start backing things up (but there are no backups sadly)… ugh terrible day.