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or try this
sudo find <directory> -user <olduidnumber> -exec chown <newuid> {} \; -print
or try this
warnings!
or try this
Still too much work.
or try this
well this threat is quite old, but i had to deal with this topic lately
or try this
I decided to try this one when I changed my uid & guid from 503 to 501 (a bit hosed installation, ended deleting the first account). Due to my own stupidity, I ended up with total hang and having to reboot the machine, resulting with no rights whatsoever to my own homedir. luckily, I was able to use the other account to find the information mentioned above, thus regaining the system:) |
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