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Permissions resetting to nobody:nogroup

Brandon Gould

New Pleskian
Hey guys,

I have an unusual problem that I can't nail down.

Today, about 2 hours ago actually, all of my vhosts suddenly had their permissions reset to nobody:nogroup.

No administrative changes were made. Actually, I was at the doctors office when this happened!!

I try resetting the vhost permissions with:

> sudo /usr/local/psa/bin/repair --restore-vhosts-permissions

and it works for about 10 seconds before something changes it back to nobody:nogroup!

I have customer tickets piling up as people can't upload anything, and this issue is rather annoying!
 
I'd suggest you check your cron tasks, SELinux settings, possible rootkits, etc.
 
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