Adding second (secondary) group to a username

[Joe Profaizer]

Not sure how to do this. I didn't see an option in SAM.

Please advise

[Keely Jackson · Accepted solution]

Hi

It is in sam. Go to accoutns users and groups, then groups and modify the group you want to add the user too. You will then get a list of users and you can add them in.

Cheers
Keely

[harry d brown jr]

Go to users, select user, then right click and then select modify secondary group

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harry

[Pete Randall]

Joe,

If you want to use SAM, go into groups, actions, modify.

Pete

[Tom Danzig]

Add the username to the appropriate group in /etc/group. To add user oracle to belong to the users group as well:

users::20:oracle

Separate usernames with a comma if there are more than one.

[Ashwani Kashyap]

open /etc/group file . Add the user name to the required group name field .

[harry d brown jr]

Joe,

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