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https://www.fosslinux.com/35728/ways-to-use-the-chown-command-with-examples.htm
https://www.linuxfordevices.com/tutorials/linux/chown-command-in-linux



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# - Command sintax - #
# - Change owner of directory and contents recursively (-R) - #
chown -R
chmod -R



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# - To run - #
sudo chmod -R 775 Images
sudo chown -R is_derayo:is_derayo2 Images
sudo chown -R 1000:1001 Images



:a
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# - Arch - #
# - Create group & user - #

:a.1
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# - Create group - #
sudo groupadd -g 1000 is_derayo2;
sudo groupadd -g 1001 is_derayo2;

:a.2
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# - Create user - #
sudo useradd -r -u 1000 -g 1000 -s /usr/bin/nologin is_derayo2;
sudo useradd -r -u 1001 -g 1001 -s /usr/bin/nologin is_derayo2;



:b
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# - chmod - #
chmod -R 774 VBox-Configuration/
sudo chmod -R 774 VBox-Configuration/

chmod -R 774 *
sudo chmod -R 774 *



:c
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# - chown - #

:c.1
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# - chown -R - #
chown -R is_derayo:is_derayo2 *
sudo chown -R is_derayo:is_derayo2 *

chown --from=ninad:ninad ninad:sudo folder1/
sudo chown --from=is_derayo is_derayo file.txt
sudo chown –from=[:current_group] [:new_group] [filename]
sudo chown -from=:is_derayo is_derayo file.txt


:c.2
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# - Copy file settings to another file - #
chown --reference=example.txt sample-file.txt
sudo chown --reference=example.txt sample-file.txt

:c.3
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# - Symbolic links (linked file) - #
sudo chown root:sudo Linux-symlink

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chown -h ninad:sudo Linux-symlink



:c.4
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chown <username>:<group> file1 file2 file3

chown -R ninad:sudo *
chown -R ninad: folder1
chown ninad:sudo Linux.txt LinuxForDevices.txt Linux-symlink
sudo chown ninad:sudo Linux.txt LinuxForDevices.txt Linux-symlink



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