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Question Removing user from multiple groups via command line
Want to know if any, a command line parameter(s) of removing a user from multiple groups without using any ineractive application?
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you could redefine his groups with the command usermod:

# groups test
other bin sys lp
# usermod -G bin,sys test
# groups test
other bin sys

where other is the default group...

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