Printable Permissions Audit Worksheet
This two-page worksheet is for anyone checking Linux file permissions across servers, shared folders, or project files. It gives you a simple place to record each path, the owner and group, the current mode, the intended mode, whether it is fixed, and any notes. The layout is set up for a clear permissions audit in landscape format.
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- 2 pages
- US Letter, landscape — choose “Fit to page” for A4
- PDF, 55 KB
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Use one line per file or folder, then compare current mode to intended mode as you review access settings. Mark Fixed when you have updated an item, and add notes for exceptions, follow-up work, or anything that needs review later. Print both pages together for a paper audit or fill it out digitally during a permissions cleanup.
Good for
- Track file and folder permission checks
- Record planned changes during audits
- Log fixes and follow-up notes
Tip: Print in landscape and keep one column per item to make permission comparisons easier.
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