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How to set group:owner to all directories created with "mkdir -p" or other command(s)?

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Subject: How to set group:owner to all directories created with "mkdir -p" or
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by: Bengt T - Fri, 16 Feb 2024 13:45 UTC

Suppose that tmp_dir_1 and tmp_dir_2 do not exist.

With "mkdir -p tmp_dir_1/tmp_dir_2" the following is created:
├── tmp_dir_1
│ └── tmp_dir_2

The group:owner of both tmp_dir_1 and tmp_dir_2 is set to the group:owner of the user generating the command.

How to set group:owner to others for both tmp_dir_1 and tmp_dir_2?

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How to set group:owner to all directories created with "mkdir -p" or other comma	Bengt T