3 Ways to List Groups for a User in Linux
Okay, today’s post will be the back-to-basics style, but to make it more interesting I’ve come up with as many (reasonable) ways to list groups of a Linux user as possible.
Okay, today’s post will be the back-to-basics style, but to make it more interesting I’ve come up with as many (reasonable) ways to list groups of a Linux user as possible.
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