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How to modify the user and group to which a file belongs in Linux
Article Introduction:In Linux, you can use the chown command to modify the user and group to which a file belongs. The syntax for modifying the user is "chown [-R] owner file or directory", and the syntax for modifying the group is "chown [-R]: The group file or directory it belongs to".
2021-12-28comment 047185
How to change the user who owns a folder in Linux
Article Introduction:In Linux, you can use the chown command to modify the user who owns the folder. This command is mainly used to modify the owner (user) of the file (or directory). The syntax is "chown [-R] owner file or directory".
2021-12-21comment 041949
Use the os.Chown function to modify the owner and group of a file or directory
Article Introduction:Use the os.Chown function to modify the owner and group of a file or directory. In the operating system, files and directories have an owner and group. The owner refers to the user who created the file or directory, and the group belongs to the user group to which the user belongs. Sometimes we need to modify the owner and group of a file or directory to better manage and control file access permissions. In Python, we can use the Chown function of the os module to achieve this function. The definition of os.Chown function is as follows: os.
2023-07-25comment 0732
The role of the chgrp() function in PHP is to change the user group to which a file or directory belongs.
Article Introduction:The chgroup() function updates the file group. Remember that only superusers have the authority to arbitrarily change the group of a file. Syntax chgroup($file_path,group) Parameter file_path - Set the path of the file or directory to be checked. Required. group - Set the new user group name or number. Return chgroup() function returns. Returns True on success and False on failure Example The following example checks the file "one.txt" and changes its filegroup.
2023-09-12comment 0377