fuidshift1
Uid/gid shifter
Overview
Description:
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UID/GID shifter
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This tool lets you remap a filesystem tree, switching it from one set of UID/GID ranges to another.
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This is mostly useful when retrieving a wrongly shifted filesystem tree from a backup or broken system and having to remap everything either to the host UID/GID range (uid/gid 0 is root) or to an existing container's range.
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A range is represented as <u|b|g>:<first_container_id>:<first_host_id>:<size>. Where "u" means shift uid, "g" means shift gid and "b" means shift uid and gid.
Usage:
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fuidshift <directory> <range> [<range>...] [flags]
Examples
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fuidshift my-dir/ b:0:100000:65536 u:10000:1000:1
Flags:
-h, --help
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Print help |
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-r, --reverse
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Perform a reverse mapping |
-t, --test
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Test mode (no change to files) |
--version
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Print version number |
Releases
2 releases since Debian 12 (Bookworm); the text changed 1 time.