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Linux common command chown (English spelling: change owner) command is used to set the file owner and file association group commands.

Syntax chown [- cfhvR] [--help] [--version] user [: group] file... Parameters:

User: the user ID of the new file owner

Group: the user group of the new file owner (group)

-c: displays information about the changed part

-f: ignore error messages

-h: fix symbolic links

-v: displays detailed processing information

-R: processes all files in the specified directory and its subdirectories

-help: displays auxiliary instructions

-version: display version

The instance sets the owner of / var/run/httpd.pid to root:

Chown root / var/run/httpd.pid sets the owner of the file file1.txt to runoob, and the user of the group runoobgroup:

Chown runoob:runoobgroup file1.txt sets the owner of all files and subdirectories in the current previous directory to runoob, and the group of users runoobgroup:

Chown-R runoob:runoobgroup * sets the association group of / home/runoob to 512 (association group ID) without changing the owner:

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