which command is used to change group?
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Answer / rhino
"chgrp" -- is the command used to change the group of a
file . Only the owner of a file can change its group, and
can only change it to a group of which he is a member.
chgrp -R testgrp .
change the ownership of this directory to group 'testgrp'
and everything inside of it (-R = recursive). The person
issuing this command must own all the files or it will fail
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Answer / naveen kumar
"#groupmod" is the command to change the group.
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