I'm working with a machine that has a problem with the ownership of symlinks. I need to search the entire directory tree for symlinks. Then, if they are owned by a specific user, change the user and group. Then I want to echo the full path to the symlink changed. This machine is using Perl 4, so I don't think modules are an option. I'd appreciate any help/suggestions. 
chomp (@files = `ls -R /`);    #Is there a better way to
                               #find all symlinks on system?
foreach $x (@files) {
   if (-l $x && -o $x) {       #How do I test for ownership 
      chown (1234, 35, $x);    #of a specific user?
      print "Changed $x\n";    #How do I print the full path?
   }
}

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