Changing File Group with `chgrp`
The `chgrp` command is used to change the group of a file or directory. It's a shorthand for "change group" and is often used alongside `chown`. Changing the file group often requires administrator privileges (using `sudo`).
Basic `chgrp` Usage
Change file group
sudo chgrp [new_group] [file]Changes the group of the specified file to `new_group`.
Recursive Group Change
Change group of a directory and its contents
sudo chgrp -R [new_group] [directory]The `-R` (recursive) flag applies the group change to the directory and all files and subdirectories within it.