Ubuntu Linux: Add a User To Group
Posted on in Categories Ubuntu Linux last updated June 10, 2013
Tag: id command
Linux: Show The Groups a User Is In
Posted on in Categories Linux last updated April 9, 2012
How do I find out what groups I belong to under Linux operating systems?
Linux / Unix Shell Script: Get Current User Name
Posted on in Categories BASH Shell, KSH Shell, Linux, UNIX last updated April 9, 2013
Linux / Unix: id Command Examples
Posted on in Categories Commands, Linux, UNIX last updated January 28, 2014
I am a new Linux and Unix system user. How do I find out the user and groups names and numeric IDs of the current user or any users on my server? How can I display and effective IDs on the system using command line options? In Linux, how do I find a user’s UID or GID?
Linux: Find Out My Group Name [ Group Memberships ]
Posted on in Categories Linux last updated January 21, 2011How do I find out the group name under Linux operating systems using bash shell prompt? How do I display group information for the specified USERNAME under Linux?
CentOS / Red Hat: Sudo Allows People In Group Admin To Run All Commands
Posted on in Categories CentOS, Fedora Linux, Linux, RedHat and Friends, Security, Troubleshooting, Ubuntu Linux, User Management last updated August 18, 2009
I like the way Ubuntu Linux works – all people in admin groups should able to run all commands after running it via sudo “command-name”. How do I setup sudo under CentOS or Red Hat Enterprise Linux to allow all members of the ‘admin’ group to run all commands?
UNIX / Linux Command To Check Existing Groups and Users
Posted on in Categories Linux, UNIX, User Management last updated April 6, 2015