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Re: [SLE] root user ID number accidentally changed on files
- From: Jon Clausen <jon@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 12 Sep 2006 05:02:33 +0000 (UTC)
- Message-id: <20060912050226.GA3985@xxxxxxxxxxx>
On Mon, 11 Sep, 2006 at 14:37:21 -0700, James D. Parra wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Short story; accidentally created a user with user ID of '0'. Went to change
> the ID of all the files owned by the user to the proper ID and now all the
> root user files have the four digit ID.
>
> How can I quickly (real quick) change the four digit ID on the files owned
> by root back to '0' recursively.
Unless I'm missing something;
SuSEconfig
- ought to do it for you?
(It checks file ownership/privs agains /etc/permissions and friends, and
corrects anything out of 'sync')
/Jon
--
YMMV
> Hello,
>
> Short story; accidentally created a user with user ID of '0'. Went to change
> the ID of all the files owned by the user to the proper ID and now all the
> root user files have the four digit ID.
>
> How can I quickly (real quick) change the four digit ID on the files owned
> by root back to '0' recursively.
Unless I'm missing something;
SuSEconfig
- ought to do it for you?
(It checks file ownership/privs agains /etc/permissions and friends, and
corrects anything out of 'sync')
/Jon
--
YMMV
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