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David Kramer <david at thekramers.net> writes: > Fear is the enemy of knowledge and productivity. > > find / -gid $oldgid | xargs chgrp $newgrp Except that this will fail if you have files with funny characters (like quotes) in them. Use -print0 with find, and the -0 option to xargs. But, to be fair, I think your second choice would also work. > If you cannot conquer your fears, > > find / -gid $oldgid -exec chgrp $newgrp {} \; > > Untested, but 99% sure this will work, or at least not get you arrested. jj
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