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[linux] Linux modifies the user and group to which the file belongs

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Linux modifies the user and group to which the file belongs
Use the chown command to modify the user to whom a file or directory belongs:

       command: chown user directory or file name

       For example: chown qq /home/qq (change the owner of the QQ directory in the home directory to the QQ user)

Use the chgrp command to modify the group to which a file or directory belongs:

       Command: chgrp group directory or file name

       For example: chgrp qq /home/qq (change the group of the QQ directory in the home directory to the QQ group)

If you want to modify the properties of all files and subdirectories in the directory, add -R after the parameter




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