Fix chown command to use colon for user and group separation #184
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I updated the
chowncommand fromchown -R nobody.nobodytochown -R nobody:nobodyto correctly use a colon (:) for separating user and group, according to standard usage.All documentation and man pages for Linux and
chowntell that a colon should be used for this purpose.