chown is a command is used to change the owner and/or group membership of a file or set of files.
I have just made a huge mistake by changing the owner of my /usr/bin from root to an ordinary …
ubuntu sudo chownWith Ubuntu, I previously created a mysql database using the following code in the terminal: $ my sql -u root -p …
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bash permissions chmod chown setuidI'm using ubuntu 16.04 on vmware player. The shared folder is enabled and is visible on /mnt/fghs. But, the owner(…
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