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The "chown" command is used to change the ownership of a file or directory. The correct syntax for changing both the user and group ownership is "chown [user]:[group] [file]". Therefore, option B is correct as it uses the correct syntax with the colon (:) separator to specify both the user and group ownership.
Option A uses a forward slash (/) instead of a colon, which is not the correct separator.
Option C uses the "-u" and "-g" options to specify the user and group respectively, but it does not use the correct separator between the user and group.
Option D uses the "-g" option to specify the group but it does not use the correct separator between the user and group.
C is wrong because the correct syntax is "chmod u=username" and not "chmod -u username"
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