Linux 101 : Playing around with the "find" command
We could see the user ID and the group ID of a file using for example the below command:
We could also do it with the group ID of the file:
And with the name of the file of course:
Or with the group name of the file:
Changing all the file with the user ID 1001 to user ID 1050:
Bulk moving files according to their user ID - 1001 -:
Remark:
- -r : is for recursive through all the subdirectories.
- {} : referes to the output of the previous command.
To find "ghost" files owned by a non-existing users, we could use the below command:
To find "ghost" files owned by a non-existing user groups, we could use the below command:
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