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anyone know more about chown?
I was asked to change owners of files on Linux for a shared hosting client and to use the following command:
chown R username:username {path to file} I normally run this: chown username {path to file} I tried running his command and it didn't work so I ran mine and it worked. He's happy but I must know more! was this guy smoking something or was he thinking FreeBSD or another OS? I thumbed through the pocket linux book and found nothing |
it's -R, not R. (or maybe even -r .. I don't remember exactly)
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operate on files and directories recursively |
Yup -R I had to look it up once too.
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-R
so maybe something like this chown -R username.groupname * |
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