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how to add linux user to group?
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Answer / ron
useradd -g primary_group -G secondary_group username
passwd password
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Answer / shanu
gpasswd
Usage: gpasswd [-r|-R] group
gpasswd [-a user] group
gpasswd [-d user] group
gpasswd [-A user,...] [-M user,...] group
#gpasswd -a user1 dba
Adding user user1 to group dba
#gpasswd -M user2,user3 dba //multiple users
or
#usermod -g primary_grp username
#usermod -g dba user1
#usermod -G sec_grp username
#usermod -G oper,oinstall oracle
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Answer / v.balaviswanathan
groupadd EXAMPLE
useradd -G EXAMPLE <username>
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Answer / ajay songare
linux create a Two type of Group thare are:-
1.primary group represent g
2.secondary group represent G
# useradd -g groupname username
# useradd -G groupname username
usercreate and after that Add group
# usermod -g groupname username
# usermod -G groupname username
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