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Shell script to chown for specific user
Hello All,
Can anybody provide any information on a shell script to change ownership for a specific user 'nuucp'. I know i can use chown -R to change the owner but i have lots of files and directories owned by this user. I need to make sure that other users in the directory aren't effected especially root. Thanks, Al |
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