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You can't add Groups to Groups.<br />
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I think the limit on the number of Groups a user can be in is 8. I might be wrong. But when a user is in too many Groups, grpck will complain.
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You can't add Groups to Groups.

I think the limit on the number of Groups a user can be in is 8. I might be wrong. But when a user is in too many Groups, grpck will complain.

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What's the best way to set up groups for both an Oracle and Weblogic installation on Solaris 9?<br />
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I followed the Oracle installation instructions and created the dba group and it's own user account named oracle. &nbsp;I'm just wondering should I do the same for Weblogic. &nbsp;And, if I do have a weblogic group should each of them be added to each other's group or should they be strictly apart?
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What's the best way to set up groups for both an Oracle and Weblogic installation on Solaris 9?

I followed the Oracle installation instructions and created the dba group and it's own user account named oracle.  I'm just wondering should I do the same for Weblogic.  And, if I do have a weblogic group should each of them be added to each other's group or should they be strictly apart?

Groups and Software Installations

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