Hi Tony:
> That's true for primary groups, but if Bill needed to access files owned
> by some other group, then you would have to add him to that group in
> /etc/group. Then he would be able to access files owned by his primary
> group (GID 500) and files owned by whatever other groups he's a mem
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On 14-Jun-2002/12:33 -0500, "scott.list" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>I have found that ommiting the group's comma separated user name list
>seems to have no effect.
>
>My question is what uses or looks at the username list appended to the
>group li
I have found that ommiting the group's comma separated user name list
seems to have no effect.
My question is what uses or looks at the username list appended to the
group line in the group file i.e.:
engr::500:bill,tom,jim
acct::600:
fact::700:
?
It looks to me that as long as bill, tom, an
