permissions - addgroup vs groupadd - Unix & Linux Stack Exchange
On my box addgroup is a perl script that prompts for various options (interactively) before invoking the groupadd command. groupadd is usually preferable for scripting (say, if you wan't to create …
Addgroup: command not found - Unix & Linux Stack Exchange
It looks like your environment doesn't include the /usr/sbin directory that holds such system programs. The quick fix should be to use /usr/sbin/adduser instead of just adduser. Two …
adduser, addgroup "group in use" - Unix & Linux Stack Exchange
2017年10月10日 · addgroup: group 'root' in use I am running on a small BusyBox, which doesn't has the fancier useradd, etc. commands. Why can't I / How should I add a user to a specific …
What does the `--system` flag for **adduser** do? - linux
2013年3月19日 · I also found the Ubuntu docs which help provide a nice reference: adduser, addgroup - add a user or group to the system. I like how Alpine Linux is minimalist on the …
ubuntu - Warning because addgroup tries to create an already …
If the group is empty, you could just remove it and then run your dpkg command. Since the command itself, apparently, creates the group, after running it everything should be fine.
shell script - Permission denied but group has been added - Unix ...
2020年5月28日 · The groupadd command exits with the following values: 0 success. 2 invalid command syntax. 3 invalid argument to option. 4 GID not unique (when -o not used) 9 group …
Added user supplementary group, but 'groups(1)' not showing …
I'm trying to add myself to the fuse user group but it doesn't look like the change is taking effect even though /etc/group looks correct after invoking addgroup or usermod. I've tried both ...
groupadd failure while writing changes to /etc/group
The solution in the end (inspired by @steeldriver) was to download this app from the play store because under Android KitKat you need to change the SELinux mode to permissive.
Should I use useradd or adduser? - Unix & Linux Stack Exchange
2013年5月15日 · DESCRIPTION. useradd is a low level utility for adding users. On Debian, administrators should usually use adduser (8) instead. Agreed. At least on CentOS and …
permissions - Setting multiple groups as directory owners - Unix ...
2015年4月10日 · Adds the group devFirmB with r ead, w rite, e x ecute permissions to directory /srv/svn. If you also want files created in that directory to be owned by multiple groups, set the …