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Yes, it work, is it admin user cannot change ownership of a file within VS?
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>Do a "bevs -r [vsname]" and execute "chown ftp.ftp [filename]" and see if it
>works.
>
>Zen
>
>----- Original Message -----
>From: "Stenny" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Sent: Wednesday, May 02, 2001 10:00 PM
>Subject: Re: Re: chown: operation not permitted.
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>
>Dear Ben��?
>
>I know that I did type the syntax correctly, chown ftp filename, the file I
>want to change ownership which own by admin, but now I want it own by ftp,
>so I type.
>
>chown ftp filename
>
>But it return operation not permitted. Is it VS's admin user cannot change
>any file's ownership?
>
>Thanks you.
>
>Stenny.
>
>
>
>?�� 2001-05-02 15:00:00 ?��D��̨���o
>>Dear Stenny,
>>
>>You are typing the syntax for chown incorrectly.
>>
>>It goes like this... chown user[.group] filename
>>
>>So in your case you want to do
>> chown user ftp
>>NOT chown ftp user
>>
>>Hope this helps,
>>
>>---
>>Ben Kennish
>>[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>>>
>>> Dear,
>>>
>>> Don't know whether someone have already ask this question, if yes
>please tell where to find more information.
>>>
>>> I've login to a vs with admin user, and try to change owner of a
>file which own by admin to ftp, but it return chown: ftp : operation not
>permitted.
>>>
>>> Isn't it admin user can change any file which within the uid-gid
>range of the vs?
>>>
>>> Thanks you.
>>>
>>> Stenny
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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