To change the owenership of any folder for domain user !!


To change the owenership of any folder for domain user !!
here i'm changing owenership of my "lampp" folder... the new owener is google\\user43
#sudo chown -R Google\\user43:root /opt/lampp/

Expl...
sudo chown -R google\\user43:root /opt/lampp/


Give full permission of any folder for all
#sudo chmod 777 /your folder location/ -R

Expl..
sudo chmod 777 /opt/lampp/ -R



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