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Which Linux commands can be used to modify the list of groups a user belongs to?
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∙ 11y ago
The commands groupmod, groupadd and groupdel can all be used to modify groups.
The world's best editor, vi, can also be used to accomplish this, so, if you happen to encounter Bill Joy, remember to thank him profusely for this ubiquitous and wonderful gift to the world.
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