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groupadd groupname<br />
groupadd -g &lt;GID&gt; groupname
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groupadd groupname
groupadd -g <GID> groupname

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usermod -g &lt;gid #&gt; user
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So it is capital G sorry<br />
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#usermod -G mantles mqm
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So it is capital G sorry

#usermod -G mantles mqm

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Damn autocorrect <br />
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usermod -G &lt;gid of mqbrkrs&gt; &lt;user to add&gt;<br />
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Use the groupadd example from above if the group doesn't exist
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Damn autocorrect

usermod -G <gid of mqbrkrs> <user to add>

Use the groupadd example from above if the group doesn't exist

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The correct syntax is<br />
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<pre><code id="code-20-35195130-1">usermod -G mqbrkrs mqm</code></pre>
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note that the username is specified last.<br />

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The correct syntax is



usermod -G mqbrkrs mqm


note that the username is specified last.


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I am trying to add user mqm to group mqbrkrs<br />
<br />
I do the following but I can not quite get the commanf<br />
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<pre><code id="code-10-26904927-1">[root@ex5b mqm]# groups mqm
mqm : mqm
[root@ex5b mqm]# id mqm
uid=495(mqm) gid=500(mqm) groups=500(mqm)
[root@ex5b mqm]#
[root@ex5b mqm]#
[root@ex5b mqm]# usermod mqm -g mqbrkrs
usermod: user 'mqbrkrs' does not exist
[root@ex5b mqm]#
[root@ex5b mqm]#
[root@ex5b mqm]# usermod mqm -G mqbrkrs[mqm]
usermod: user 'mqbrkrs[mqm]' does not exist
[root@ex5b mqm]#
[root@ex5b mqm]# useradd mqm -g mqbrkrs
useradd: user 'mqm' already exists
[root@ex5b mqm]#</code></pre>
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What am I missions<br />
<br />
BTW, what is the command to show a list of users in a group
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I am trying to add user mqm to group mqbrkrs

I do the following but I can not quite get the commanf

(CODE)

What am I missions

BTW, what is the command to show a list of users in a group

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