That's not how the Force works... The OWNER is always a single user. To change the GROUP, also called "primary group", use the chgrp command. hth -- Peter
Hi, On our Isilon OneFS, we have a local Administrators group. I would like to change the owner of the directory to this local Administrators group. #chown  -s :Administrators test10  The cli will not change anything. # chown Administrators test10 chown: Administrators: illegal user name # chown -s group Administrators test10chown: Administrators: No such file or directory # chown -s group:Administrators test10 that cli will change the owner to "OWNER: user:group"   But I can use the chmod to add this local administrators and assign the permission, it also shows as "BUILTIN\Administrators" at Windows ACL permission. #chmod +a group Administrators allow dir_gen_all,object_inherit,container_inherit test10 #ls -led test10drwxrwx--- + 2 root wheel 0 Mar 26 13:31 test10OWNER: user:rootGROUP: group:wheel0: group:Administrators allow dir_gen_all,object_inherit,container_inherit So how can I chown the directory to " OWNER: group:Administrators"?   Thanks,   Cher Thanks,   Chi  
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