At 10:49 AM 2/12/2008, deepcore wrote:
> <chown is in /usr/sbin/>
>
ok. I get that, and i found it
I can, however not execute it.
whenever i go to the usr/sbin and type "chown" i get
chown: Command not found.
i find this pretty strange as ls -l shows:
-r-xr-xr-x 1 root wheel 6688 Jan 12 2007 chown
shouldn't this mean that the file is excecutable by all?
even tried to switch to root first (just executing su)
...
What i am more specifically trying to do is change the ownership of all the
directories and files on a specific disk, mounted as /mnt/moviedisk, to the
user that is supposed to own them.
Any surgestions? What am i doing wrong as i cannot execute the chown
command?
Sounds like your path doesn't include /usr/sbin, or /usr/sbin or /usr is
mounted without exec.
Have you tried executing with the complete path:
/usr/sbin/chown
-Derek
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