chown

[NubieLinux]

First and foremost, I hope I'm not violating any rules of the forum. If I am, I apologize and I will make every effort to read the entire guidelines to the forum before breaking any future rules of etiquette.

Secondy. I hope everyone is having a great holiday! Happy Holidays!

Thirdly. I am very new at Linux and have a general question that I am hoping someone will answer.


And Finally the Question.....

How do I change the owner and group ( CHOWN - CHGRP) of a file on the same command line?


TIA.

Bill

[techieMoe]

First and foremost, I hope I'm not violating any rules of the forum. If I am, I apologize and I will make every effort to read the entire guidelines to the forum before breaking any future rules of etiquette.

You weren't really breaking any rules, but it's best to start a new thread for questions in the appropriate section of the forum. The Coffee Lounge is more of a "anything goes" off-topic section, not somewhere you post genuine questions.

How do I change the owner and group ( CHOWN - CHGRP) of a file on the same command line?

You can run two commands in sequence by separating them with semicolons, if I'm not mistaken. For instance:

chmod 777 somefile; chgrp users somefile

Is that what you're asking?