Shawn wrote:
[snip]
[root@bb197-165 network-scripts]# find -uid 500
.
[root@bb197-165 network-scripts]# ls -la | grep "jr"
drwxr-xr-x 2 jr root 4096 Apr 7 06:03 .
***not so much changed in etc -- will change everything back
I wouldn't do it that way. At least on the grep use " jr ".
I'd start first with something like this:
# cd /
# find . -name "*" -print -exec ls -lAdF {} \; | grep " jr " > fixit
#
I'd then edit up fixit for the parts which looked fixable like this
# grep " root " fixit > fixroot
Then I'd edit up fixroot to have
chown root <full path name here>
# grep -v " jr root " fixit > fixnoroot
This one will take more effort. You'll have to figure out what the
user names should be.
Actually, I think I might go for a re-install.
Mike
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