>users can renumber user files by: > (1) chown --from OLD_OWNER:OLD_GROUP NEW_OWNER:NEW_GROUP / I think a --recursive option may be needed in the chown command. There are thorns in these bushes. It is not only user and group ids in new systems that must change: this change will upset permissions for files in other systems accessed by NFS, or other schemes that use uid and gid values for access control. When uid 501 is changed to uid 1001, this may have to be synchronized on multiple systems that contain files for that user. It does not end there. I have years of archived (back-up) data volumes, with id values in the 500-999 range, that I expect to induce hiccups when this old data is accessed. There are sound reasons to bump user ids to start at 1000. Eventually, the pain will go away. -- test mailing list test@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx To unsubscribe: https://admin.fedoraproject.org/mailman/listinfo/test
