I used groupadd to add a group so that I could manage with git some root owned scripts.
I then used usermod to add a user to a group. The user is the currently logged in standard user and I am in a shell through su into the superuser account in the terminal. I logged out and logged back in again, having run
sudo usermod -aGgroupname username
as I always have done. After I logged back in as the standard user, the command groups continued to show just the user, but when I logged in to the superuser account and ran
groups stdusername
the output showed that the std user is a member of the new group.
I don't understand how this can happen.
Asked by millerthegorilla
(221 rep)
Mar 13, 2019, 02:36 PM
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