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  3. July 2003

Re: Recursively Change IFS Authority

Mike,

I would use qshell:

qsh

>for autfil  in $(find /dir/dir2 -name '*.extension'); do system
"chgaut
>obj('"$autfil"') objaut(*all)"; done

Or you could use something like:

>find /dir/dir2 -name '*.extension' -exec chmod 755 {} \;

David Morris

>>> MNWills@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx 7/15/2003 12:04:49 PM >>>
How would I go about recursively changing the authority/owner for all
objects in a IFS directory? Is there an IBM delivered program that
would do
this?

Mike

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