access group

[feuillet]

Hi!

I would like to know the folder tri of group access : root adm sys...

Thanks

[Alex Lavrov.]

I'm afraid I did not understand the question ... Guess I'm not the only one :)

[HGN]

Hi

I did not also understand, are you looking for tri id part of which all groups? if that is the case you can do a cat /etc/group|grep tri.

Rgds

HGN

[feuillet]

Hi,

Thanks but I would like to know the hierarchy whose exist between this group.

Do you know it?

[Artyom Voronchihin]

Hello!
#logins | grep tri
Is it what you need?

[Mark Ellzey]

Feuillet,

If you are asking about the signifigance of the group names, it's just historical.

Mark

[feuillet]

No I would like to know the hierarchy whose exist between this group or their role

[Alex Lavrov.]

Well, root is above all of them, because he can do whatever he wants, all the rest are just system users that different programs run with them, just in case of misfunction there will be no disasters. There is no really big difference between sys, bin and adm, as it was said, histroical.