?? New to #Linux? Here’s a quick way to master user groups. ??? Hosted by Sandra Henry-Stocker ?? Learn how to use the groupadd command ?? Create custom user groups — with or without a specific group ID ?? See how to list all user groups on your system ?? It’s all in the latest 2-Minute Linux Tips! Read more from Sandra: ?? https://trib.al/1cdA4Nc #LinuxTips #CommandLineBasics #SysAdminTools
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?? Managing User Groups in Linux: A Quick Guide ?? Setting up and managing groups in Linux makes it easier to assign privileges and control access. ?? Groups help users share permissions for system functions, files, and devices. ?? The groupadd and groupdel commands let you add and remove users—but require superuser privileges. ?? You can view all system groups by listing /etc/group. Sandra Henry-Stocker breaks down how to create, manage, and delete groups effectively in Linux. ?? Read the full article: https://trib.al/QxECzBa #Linux #SysAdmin #ITSecurity Linux
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