Difference between revisions of "Chgrp"

Latest revision as of 09:52, 29 November 2023

sudo addgroup my_group --> create a new group
sudo chgrp my_new_ownership my_file/directory --> change ownership a file or directory
sudo chgrp --dereference my_new_ownership file_link --> change reference of a symbolic link
sudo chgrp --no-dereference my_new_ownership file_link --> modify symbolic link itself
sudo chgrp -R my_new_ownership ./mydirectory/ --> print recursive
sudo chgrp -R -v my_new_ownership ./mydirectory1/ --> print verbose

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+{{lc}}
 <code>[[chgrp]]</code> change group ownership. https://linux.die.net/man/1/chgrp
+== Basic commands==
+*<code>sudo [[addgroup]] my_group</code> --> create a new group
+*<code>sudo chgrp my_new_ownership my_file/directory</code> --> change ownership a file or directory
+*<code>sudo chgrp --dereference my_new_ownership file_link </code> --> change reference of a symbolic link
+*<code>sudo chgrp --no-dereference my_new_ownership file_link</code> --> modify symbolic link itself
+*<code>sudo chgrp -R my_new_ownership ./mydirectory/</code> --> print recursive
+*<code>sudo chgrp -R -v my_new_ownership ./mydirectory1/</code> --> print verbose
 == Related terms ==
 *<code>[[coreutils]]</code>
-*<code>/etc/[[group]]</code>
+*<code>[[/etc/group]]</code>
 *<code>[[grpck]]</code> verify integrity of [[group]] files
 *<code>[[groupadd]]</code>
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 == See also ==
+* {{groups}}
+* {{UID}}
 * {{Linux Commands privileges}}
 * {{ls}}