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March 30th, 2008, 02:00 AM
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Changing UIDs and GIDs without harming your server
It's important to know what happens to file ownership in AIX once you make a UID or GID change. If you don't understand the results of altering a UID or GID, you could cause serious issues to your server and environment.
Read the full article here: Changing UIDs and GIDs without harming your server
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