Difference between revisions of "Linux Security"

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== Groups ==

Users on a Linux system is commonly arranged in groups. A user group is a convenient way of assigning a user access to a common task like sound, media, printing and mounting of removable drives etc.

Users on a Linux system are commonly arranged in groups. A user group is a convenient way of assigning a user access to a common task like sound, media, printing and mounting of removable drives etc.

A list of available groups can be seen on the system by opening a terminal and executing the command below.

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$ groups

== Passwords ==

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 == Groups ==
-Users on a Linux system is commonly arranged in groups. A user group is a convenient way of assigning a user access to a common task like sound, media, printing and mounting of removable drives etc.
+Users on a Linux system are commonly arranged in groups. A user group is a convenient way of assigning a user access to a common task like sound, media, printing and mounting of removable drives etc.
 A list of available groups can be seen on the system by opening a terminal and executing the command below.
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   $ groups
 == Passwords ==