Linux Command Encyclopedia file management: Chown

Feature Description: Change the owner or group of files or directories.

Grammar: chown&http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/37954.html ">NBSP;" [-CFHRV] [--dereference] [--help] [--version] [Owner .< Group] [File or directory ...] or Chown [-chfrv][--dereference][--help][--version][. group] [file or directory ...] or chown [-cfhrv][--dereference][--help][-- reference=< reference file or directory >][--version][file or directory ...]

Supplemental Note: In the UNIX system family, the control of file or directory permissions is managed by the owner and the owning group. You can use the chown instruction to change the file and directory owner or group, set the way to use the user name or user identification code, set the group with group name or group identification code.

Parameters：
The-C or--changes effect is similar to the "-V" parameter but only returns the changed part.
The-F or--quite or--silent does not display an error message.
-H or--no-dereference to make changes to the signed file without altering any other relevant documents.
-R or--recursive recursively, all files and subdirectories in the specified directory are processed together.
The-V or--version displays the instruction execution process.
The--dereference effect is the same as the "-h" argument.
--help online Help.
The--reference=< reference file or directory > sets the owner of the specified file or directory to the owning group and the owner of the reference file or directory is the same as the owning group.
--version Displays version information.