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What does GID mean? - Unix Linux Stack Exchange The GID is, as you have found, the ID number of a group It is simply a convinient way for the OS to express the (user) group associated with something (a process, a file, etc ); instead of a potentially long string identifier, it can be expressed as a fixed size number
How to get the primary group of a user? - Unix Linux Stack Exchange Group ID (GID) The Group ID (GID) is a number used to uniquely identify the primary group that the user belongs to Groups are a mechanism for controlling access to resources based on a user's GID rather than their UID This can significantly reduce the size of some configuration files and allows users to be members of more than one group
Created a group with existing gid, now cannot delete it Originally, the system had an existing group with gid 999: # cat etc group | grep 999 systemd-journal:x:999: (I mistakenly tried to create a group with that duplicate ID: groupadd docker -g 999 ) - UPDATE: I originally thought I was responsible for creating the duplicate group ID, but after a bunch of troubleshooting, it seems that it was
How to list groups with gid in redhat? - Unix Linux Stack Exchange The GID is the 3rd value in the output E g $ grep users etc group users:x:100: In the above, the GID for the group users is 100 To only get group name and GID, you can use awk and grep like this: $ cat etc group | awk -F ":" '{ print $1,$3 }' man 15 audio 63 nobody 99 users 100 <--snipped--> utmp 22
Change gid of a specific group - Unix Linux Stack Exchange find -gid OLDGID ! -type l -exec chgrp NEWGID {} \; chgrp clears suid and sgid flags, restore those If you have any archive that uses the old GID, rebuild it If you have any configuration file or script that references the old GID, update it Restart all processes that must use the new GID
GID, current, primary, supplementary, effective and real group IDs? There is only one per user and is referred to as gid in the output of the id command Apart from that, each user can belong to a number of supplementary groups - and these are listed at the end of id output [Edit] : I agree that the manpage for id is somewhat misleading here It is probably because it is a stripped-down version of the
What is a process GID and what purpose does it serve? newgrp allows you to spawn a new shell passing it the supplementary group that I'd like to make my effective GID For starters: $ id -a uid=500(saml) gid=501(saml) groups=501(saml),502(vboxusers),503(jupiter) We can see that this shell is currently configured with my default UID GID of saml saml Touching some files shows that this is the
In RHEL, can you associate the GID of an AD group with the GID of a . . . This causes issues on the RHEL systems on all environments where there are local group X's all with the consistent GID of 10001 and scripts being executed that look for the 10001 GID in order to run There are no local users (except for root and local admin accounts), and I can't add the AD user to the local group obviously
gid - How to pick a static group id? - Unix Linux Stack Exchange Any really safe gid would be between the GID_MIN and GID_MAX range And still a relatively safe range is between SYS_GID_MIN and SYS_GID_MAX Any safe gid is technically a number not already in use above SYS_GID_MIN You don't want to choose anything below SYS_GID_MIN and definitely not below 100
permissions - What is the difference between gid and groups - Unix . . . In the output of id, gid is the user's primary group and groups lists all the supplementary groups as well The primary group is the one listed in the passwd file and the supplementary groups are the ones listed in the group file The membership of a user in a group is only meaningful to the login system