Linux command--chown

2. Command format:
   

   chown [option] Owner: A group file or directory (option is not writable)

4. Command function:

   Change the attribution of a file or directory

6. Common options:

   - R recursively modifies directory attribution

   - H Modifying the attribution of symbolic links

   - v show verbose process

7. Common examples:

   Example one: Change the owner and host group of file files to Zhangsan, which is currently the root user

   Command: chown zhangsan:zhangsan file

   Example two: Change the owner and the genus Dir to Zhangsan, which is currently the root user

   Command: chown-r zhangsan:zhangsan dir

   Example three: Only the genus Dir of the directory is changed to Zhangsan, the other unchanged

   Command: chown-r: Zhangsan dir

   Note: separated by ":" Between the master and the group, if you directly change the direct write ": Group name"
   

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Linux command--chown