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Home > Rocky Linux or CentOS > Rocky Linux 9.x > Desktop tools and applications > Chown command
Change ownership of symbolic links
Normally chown changes ownership of file / directory pointed by symbolic link. To change ownership of symbolic link itself we need to use '-h' option. For example
chown -h <user>:<group> <symbolic-link-name.txt>
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