At the command prompt, type chgrp sys owner$*$ and press Enter to change the group ownership to the sys group for both ownersample and ownerdir. Why were you successful?

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At the command prompt, type chown user$1$ owner$*$ and press Enter to change the ownership to the user$1$ user for both ownersample and ownerdir. Why were you successful?

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At the command prompt, type chown root.root owner$*$ and press Enter to change the ownership and group ownership back to the root user for both ownersample and ownerdir. Although you are not the current owner of these files, why did you not receive an error message?

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At the command prompt, type mv ownersample ownerdir and press Enter. Next, type ls $$lR at the command prompt and press Enter to note that the ownersample file now exists within the ownerdir directory and that both are owned by root.

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At the command prompt, type chown $$R user$1$ ownerdir and press Enter. Next, type ls $$lR at the command prompt and press Enter. Who owns the ownerdir directory and ownersample file?