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chmod 000 . , how do I recover this damaged session, help!

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This is what I typed
ksh
echo $$
ps -u 'whoami' -l
id
date
pwd
ls -ld
chmod 000 .
ksh
echo $$
pwd

and then from there I no longer had a home directory or could not access it. How do I regain access to my home directory. Please help me...
 
You need to be root or get the Sysadmin to fix it for you. If you can get root access then just type chmod 755 /path/to/your/home/directory. That should fix the problem. d3funct
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The software required `Windows 95 or better', so I installed Linux.

 
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