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Chapter 18, Problem 12TC
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FTP server is established in an ubuntu server.
Jason gets an error message, when he was trying to put a file in the /home/Jason/files directory.
Jason does not have an ownership of the directory.
To find:The command which can give an ownership of the directory to Jason...
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