Linux Changing File Ownership
In Linux, you can change the ownership of a file using the chown command.
The syntax of the chown command is as follows:
csssudo chown [new_owner_username] [file_name]
For example, if you want to change the ownership of a file named example.txt to a user named johndoe, you would run the following command:
bashsudo chown johndoe example.txt
If you want to change the ownership of a directory and all its contents recursively, use the -R option:
bashsudo chown -R johndoe mydirectory
This will change the ownership of the directory mydirectory and all its contents to the user johndoe.
Note that you need to have root privileges or be the owner of the file/directory in order to change its ownership.
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