Both chown and chmod commands has option '--reference' to clone ownership and permissions
chown --reference=<srcFile> <destFile>
chmod --reference=<srcFile> <destFile>
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Tuesday, 28 November 2017
Clone ownership and permissions from another file on Linux
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