On 06/07/2012 12:35 PM, Joe Zeff wrote:
On 06/07/2012 10:43 AM, Rick Stevens wrote:
As root:
find / -gid 500 -exec chgrp 1000 \{\} \;
find / -uid 500 -exec chown 1000 \{\} \;
At one point, years ago, I knew an option for find that kept it out of
places like /dev and /proc to avoid the spew of error messages. Of
course, since you're doing this as root, it may not matter, but it would
still save you time.
Ok, how about:
find / -not -path "/dev/*" -a -not -path "/proc/*" -a -not -path
"/sys/*" -gid 500 -exec chgrp 1000 \{\} \;
find / -not -path "/dev/*" -a -not -path "/proc/*" -a -not -path
"/sys/*" -uid 500 -exec chown 1000 \{\} \;
Or even (to check for uid 500, gid 500 and change both):
find / -not -path "/dev/*" -a -not -path "/proc/*" -a -not -path
"/sys/*" -uid 500 -a -gid 500 -exec chown 1000:1000 \{\} \;
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