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Files without owner and group
Post 302915860 by manjusharma128 on Friday 5th of September 2014 06:57:23 AM
09-05-2014
Hi Cobra, Gull and All,
I faced the same issue on my server long back ago.
I'll just explain it with example:
->There is one file system that coming from Window server and mounted on your Unix server:
test01:/mountpt 2657.59 2415.88 241.71 91% /apps/mountptdr
->Where test01:/mountpt is the share path that is coming from window server and /apps/mountptdr is the directory that on you AIX server.
->Now if you try to go inside the path /apps/mountptdr and try to compress all files & dir under this path. All files and dir ower and group will change.
->The reason behind it the actuall path is coming from window server.
->If you will go to test01 server and /mountpt share path there you can see the same files & dor that was under path /apps/mountptdr on AIX.
->AIX are not the acutal ower & grp for compressing or tar file & dir.
->If you want to compress files without changeing its ower and group. Change from Window server side.
->I am sure whther we can change back the ower and group from AIX to previous ower and group.
->In your case, please first check the rqw mount point from where it is coming. Then try to login indie that server and try to compress the files and dir from there.
->I think this information will be sufficient for you to resolve your issue.
Thnaks & Regards
I faced the same issue on my server long back ago.
I'll just explain it with example:
->There is one file system that coming from Window server and mounted on your Unix server:
test01:/mountpt 2657.59 2415.88 241.71 91% /apps/mountptdr
->Where test01:/mountpt is the share path that is coming from window server and /apps/mountptdr is the directory that on you AIX server.
->Now if you try to go inside the path /apps/mountptdr and try to compress all files & dir under this path. All files and dir ower and group will change.
->The reason behind it the actuall path is coming from window server.
->If you will go to test01 server and /mountpt share path there you can see the same files & dor that was under path /apps/mountptdr on AIX.
->AIX are not the acutal ower & grp for compressing or tar file & dir.
->If you want to compress files without changeing its ower and group. Change from Window server side.
->I am sure whther we can change back the ower and group from AIX to previous ower and group.
->In your case, please first check the rqw mount point from where it is coming. Then try to login indie that server and try to compress the files and dir from there.
->I think this information will be sufficient for you to resolve your issue.
Thnaks & Regards
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install(1) General Commands Manual install(1) Name install - install binaries Syntax install [-c] [-m mode] [-o owner] [-g group] [-s] binary destination Description The binary is moved to destination. If destination already exists, it is removed before binary is moved. If the destination is a direc- tory then binary is moved into the destination directory with its original file-name. The command refuses to move a file onto itself. Options -c Copies binary to destination. -g group Specifies a different group from group staff for destination. The destination is changed to group system; the -g group option may be used to specify a different group. The user must belong to the specified group and be the owner of the file or the superuser. -m mode Specifies a different mode from the standard 755 for destination. -o owner Specifies a different owner from owner root for destination. The destination is changed to current owner. The -o owner option may be used to specify a different owner, but only the superuser can change the owner. -s Strips the binary after it is installed. See Also chgrp(1), chmod(1), cp(1), mv(1), strip(1), chown(8) install(1)