I have resolved with this script:
#!/bin/sh
for folder in `ls /home/`
do
for I in `ls /home/$folder/homes/`
do
chown $I.$folder /home/$folder/homes/$I
done done
seen that the group have the same name of the parent folder i have taken it as group and so i have resolved. Thanks.
Paul Howarth ha scritto:
Franco wrote:
Thanks Paul but i need to chown just the user of the folder but the user must to be so foldername.foldergroup i not need to change the group.
Paul Howarth ha scritto:
Franco wrote:
Hi, this script give me an error `ls': not a valid user i need to change the owner with a foldername.group i need to read a group of the folder and then change it with foldername.group group
You've lost me now; I think you need to give more examples.
* Name of file * Current user ID of file * Current group ID of file * New user ID of file * New group ID of file
My understanding was:
* Name of file = username * Current user ID of file = something-wrong * Current group ID of file = somegroup * New user ID of file = username * New group ID of file = somegroup
Are you saying that:
* New user ID of file = username.somegroup * New group ID of file = somegroup
Do all the accounts username.somegroup exist in your /etc/passwd ?
Paul.
