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create group in unix
Hi,
I want to create group in unix. what is the command? how to create a group and add a user into that group? Thanks in advance |
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groupadd somegroup
useradd -g somegroup -<other_options> username |
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I'd say:
groupadd -g SOMEGID somegroup |
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