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In QShell:

find /my/subdir -user olduser -exec chown newuser {} \;

This will find all files within the /my/subdir directory that are owned by "olduser" and change them so that they will now be owned by "newuser".




Albert York wrote:
I'm sorry bu tI misspoke.

I need to change the owner of all IFS files which are currently owned
by a specific user.

Albert


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