there isn't a direct equivalent as you say. the underlying pain point is really the absence of a sudo implementation, so users start shells with administrative privileges, and then write directories owned by an administrator. then they discover there's no "easy" way to reset the privileges as though they were written by the ordinary user.
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there isn't a direct equivalent as you say. the underlying pain point is really the absence of a
sudo
implementation, so users start shells with administrative privileges, and then write directories owned by an administrator. then they discover there's no "easy" way to reset the privileges as though they were written by the ordinary user.