Simple Linux Command Line notes: chown

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• Parameters
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Change the file owner or the group associated with the file

Chown [Options]Owner file-list

Chown [Options]Owner: group file-list

Chown [Options]Owner: file-list

Chown [Options]: Group file-list

 

Parameters

OwnerThe username corresponding to the new owner,File-listList of file path names of the owner or associated groups to be modified

Owner and group users

Parameter	Yi
Owner	The new owner of file-List. The group user is not changed.
Owner: Group	New owner of file-list and associated group
Owner:	The new owner of file-List. The group associated with file-list is changed to the logon Group of the new owner.
: Group	The new group associated with file-List. The owner is not changed.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Option

-C: displays the changed process information.

-V: displays the changed information.

-F force change

-R recursively change the Directory

 

Example Chown owner

Darling work #Ls-L total usage0-RW-r --1Siu0January10 15:35Tempdarling work #ChownJack temp darling work #Ls-L total usage0-RW-r --1Jack Siu0January10 15:35Temp
 

Modify file owner

 

Chown owner: Group

 
Darling work #Ls-L total usage0-RW-r --1Jack Siu0January10 15:35Tempdarling work #ChownJACK: Jack temp darling work #Ls-L total usage0-RW-r --1Jack0January10 15:35Temp
 

Modify the file owner and group

 

Chown-C: Group

Darling work # Ls - L total usage  0 -RW-r -- 1 Jack 0 January 10   15 : 35  Tempdarling work #  Chown - C: Siu temp changed ownership  "  Temp "  From Jack: Jack to: siudarling work #  Ls - L total usage  0 -RW-r -- 1 Jack Siu 0 January 10   15 : 35 Temp

Modify the file group and display the modified process information.