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A collection of users which can be used to help manage users, such as assigning and revoking permissions to files and directories.
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group
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Creates a new group.
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groupadd
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Modifies a group definition
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groupmod
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Deletes a group.
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groupdel
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Changes a group password.
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gpasswd
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Changes your current or real group ID to the group ID specified in the command
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newgrp
7
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Modifies group membership for the user account
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usermod
8
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Displays the primary and secondary group membership for the specified user account.
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groups
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1.215
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2.40
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3.3.113
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4.2.120
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4.315
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4.3.115
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6.2.35
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