I can't figure something out. I am trying to come up with a command line
way through programs already on the system (RedHat 7.2) or a script that
will do the following.
Change ownership of all files in a directory that are owned by a specific
user, leaving files that are not owned by that user alone. It needs to
start in that directory and go through ALL sub directories of the directory
that I am starting in and do the same thing without having to name all of
the subdirectories.
For another script, I would like it to change permissions on all files
that end in a certain extention(s). It should work in the same way
though. Meaning that it will go through all sub directories and sub
directories of the sub directories, etc...
Does anybody know how to do that from the command line, or knows of a
script that will do that. I don't want the scripts to do any more than
just that. That way, if it is a script, it will be only one file and kind
of small....I hope.
Thank You
Steve
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