I'd like to use GNU find to find sub-directories and files under the current path that either does not have the particular user OR the particular group.
find . -not -user USERXXX -or -not -group GROUPYYY
seems not working.
I can tell that because collecting all unique ownership values with -exec
find . -not -user USERXXX -or -not -group GROUPYYY -exec stat -f '%Su:%Sg' '{}' \; | sort -u
will miss
root:staff
root:GROUPYYY
Any idea why? It seems the user USERXXX is seen by find as root somehow?
- GNU find 4.9.0.
gfind --version
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