Linux, Ubuntu, Debian, Mint, CentOS Tutorials
In Linux users are associated with the groups. These groups are used to set permissions about files and folders. Users may have single or more groups related to them. The second group is called as secondary group . In this tutorial, we examine how to add a user into a group for different scenarios like … Read more
The chown command is used to change user and group ownership on Linux and Unix systems. The owner of the files, directories can be changed in different ways by using the chown command. The chown name is the short form of the change ownership . The ownership of a file or directory can be only … Read more
Linux and its distributions provide the groups in order to manage and organize users. The most popular use case for the Linux groups is setting read, write, and execute privileges of the files and directories according to the group. By using Linux groups a file can be shared with the other group users by setting … Read more