Shell Programming and Scripting

#!/bin/bash

for   user in $1 $2 $3 ; do
   if -d /home/$1/share ; then
      chmod  750 /home/$1/share ; else
      echo “No folder named “share” is in  $user home directory”
   fi

   find /home/$1/share -type f  -exec chmod 744 {} \;
   find /home/$1/share -type d -exec chmod 750  {} \;
   find ~ -type f -not \( -name share -o -name ~ \) -exec chmod  600
   find ~ -type d -not \( -name share -o -name ~ \) -exec chmod  700

shift
done
#2- If no arguments are give, the script  should identify normal users in the system (UID >= 500) and for each  user, reset files permissions as described above.
for User in $(cat  /etc/passwd) ; do
   UserId=$(echo $User | cut -d ":" -f 3)
   if  ($UserId -gt 500) ; then
      # All reset permission stuff here
    fi
done

#3-At end of execution, produce a file named  report.txt that contains a list of all files in the user's home  directory including full path, owner, group and permissions for each  file.
find . -ls | awk '{print $11 "\t"  $5 "\t" $6 "\t" $1}' | tee  report.txt
#it shoul be for all users
#where it should be saved?

chmod   755 fix-permiss
#for T.Issa, my id is 20347, ever puplished on Oct27 by 20347
exit 0