John Oliver wrote:
I want to go through a directory recursively, find all files owned by a
certain group, and change them to a different group ownership. find and
cut aren't doing the trick for me, since there are different numbers of
spaces. Is there a better tool to do this with?
I would think something like ...
find /top | xargs ls -ld | grep -w oldgroup | awk '{print $9}' | xargs
chgrp newgroup
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