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[K12OSN] Adding user to a group
- From: Shawn Powers <spowers inlandlakes org>
- To: k12osn redhat com
- Subject: [K12OSN] Adding user to a group
- Date: Wed Nov 26 11:14:12 2003
Arg...
Ok, in my previous Debian life (I've adopted Redhat, all due to you
folks...) it was very simple to add a user to a group.
adduser spowers audio
for example would add me to the audio group, so I could listen music
whilst I typed away during the day. It is different in Redhat, and
while I see *sorta* how I can do it -- there are a few caveats.
usermod spowers -G audio
Will do it, but I believe that gets rid of ALL my other secondary
groups, and then I only belong to the "spowers" group, and the "audio"
group.
How do I just ADD myself to a group, without snarfing up previous group
membership?
BTW, the audio example isn't really the reason I'm asking -- it goes
along with my other password generating question. I need to restrict
the students in usermin so they can't change passwords, and the easiest
way is to disable a group from using that feature, so I need to add them
all to a common group.
Thanks AGAIN for any help,
-Shawn
--
Shawn Powers
Technology Director
Inland Lakes Schools
PHN: 231-238-6868 x9174
FAX: 509-356-7024
spowers inlandlakes org
http://techcorner.inlandlakes.org
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