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All about Unix groups and access control.

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How can I simply and easily display all members of a group where the group is primary for the users? Most posts show getent group <groupname>, but that only shows me the group name and the group ...
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TL;DR I am trying to make aplay play a wav file. This requires the current user to be in the audio group. It works fine when I invoke it from a logged in user, even when I su -u www-data but the nginx/...
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I'm trying to create a decent user/group permission structure for my docker containers but perhaps i don't understand groups and docker access as well as i should The actual use case is I am running ...
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In /etc/group there is a group users with numerical group ID 100. When I install RHEL 7,8, or 9 it does not allow me to create the initial user with a primary group ID of 100. The GUI always snaps ...
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I'm on Ubuntu 24. Originally, the system had an existing group with gid 999: # cat /etc/group | grep 999 systemd-journal:x:999: (I mistakenly tried to create a group with that duplicate ID: groupadd ...
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I've been reading up on the "sticky bit" and it's almost what i want… but not quite. Background I'm managing a small JupyterHub instance with three courses and an instructor for each course. ...
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I have a situation where one user (minknow) is creating files/directories and I want another user (mine, nano2) to have rwx (full) access to them without having to sudo change permissions every time a ...
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I have an Ubuntu server with ~6-7 users. We all use some software that requires some shared files and folders to be regularly updated. Let's call that shared directory /opt/science/online-data ...
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I have users that are members of group mygroup, and I created a directory newfiles, then did the following: $ chgrp mygroup newfiles $ chmod 770 newfiles I then used a different user who is a member ...
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Looking at the Linux group file I see that it lists group members by name and not by ID. Other files which need to identify users (e.g. shadow file) use the id. My question is how or why did group end ...
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I am currently rebuilding a Linux system, migrating to a new distribution (Ubuntu 24.04). I have one disk which holds several terabytes of user data, which I want to keep. The disk holds a btrfs ...
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I am trying to add my user to several groups. I used sudo usermod -G group1,group2 to add my user to the supplemental groups I had created myself. My username shows up in /etc/group then. However ...
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I use Bookworm distro on RPI and without any reason stopped working applications which require gpio membership. Real groups membership for pi I get via pi@digie35:~ $ groups pi adm dialout cdrom sudo ...
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I am trying to use the du command as one user from inside a docker container (Telegraf) to get the disk usage of various directories on an NFS-mounted external drive. My set up looks like this: Both ...
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This is in RHEL-8.10 for what it's worth... in /etc/passwd I have ron:x:20000:100:me:/home/ron:/bin/bash so my uid is 20000, and my gid is 100 which as defined by convention in /etc/group is the ...
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