chown example: recursive update
chown is a basic Unix command, super useful and very powerful. I have provided a chown example earlier, but would like to show another common way it’s used.
chown is a basic Unix command, super useful and very powerful. I have provided a chown example earlier, but would like to show another common way it’s used.
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Hi guys, just want to let you know that I’ve set up news feeds and chats for Unix Tutorial on Telegram.
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