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Red Hat 8 is very old, but this works in RHEL 5:

https://www.unix.com/302480934-post2.html

Another option would be to use the script "rescan-scsi-bus.sh" which can be downloaded free (gratis) from the internet.

Without knowing too much about your setup, I normally do something like:


for H in /sys/class/scsi_host/*; do
echo "- - -" > /sys/class/scsi_host/$H/scan
done

Not sure what your OS will allow you to do. You can tryfind . -name file -printf "%u %g %m %f\n"
user group 664 file
find . -name file -ls
260136 4 -rw-rw-r-- 1 user group 169 Aug 12...

NB -a is default,
find . ! -user AAA -a ! -group BBBis identical with
find . ! -user AAA ! -group BBB--
OS is Solaris (stated in #1).
find . ! \( -user AAA -a -group BBB \) -ls
With the...

You also can use parentheses (probably escaped) to group your tests, like ! \( -user AAA -a -group BBB \)
Reading man pages and some playing around usually helps!

Hello and welcome kilobyter,

Your question also needs to clarify what logic do you want?

If you want to exclude files that are both user AAA and group BBB:-find . ! -user AAA -o ! -group BBB...