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Groups
1. Groups
It can be useful to provide permissions to groups to which users have been added. For example, a user and a web server or web service may be placed in the same group. Sometimes the web server user (e.g., using Apache web server as part of XAMPP) is called www-data.
2. Groups
The following Linux command(s) show to groups to which user
robin belongs.
groups robin
3. Create a group
The following Linux command(s) create a group called
rmsgroup and adds the user
robin to that group.
sudo groupadd rmsgroup
sudo usermod -a -G rmsgroup robin
groups robin
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