How to Use "addgroup" Command in Linux: 7 Practical Examples | LinuxSimply

How to Use "addgroup" Command in Linux: 7 Practical Examples | LinuxSimply

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Master the 'addgroup' command in Linux with our practical guide featuring 7 practical examples. From creating user groups to managing permissions, this tutorial covers essential use cases for optimizing group management on your Linux system. Subscribe for more Linux insights and enhance your command-line skills! 🐧💻

Content Index
0:00 Introduction
0:11 What is a group in Linux?
0:30 What is the ‘addgroup’ command?
1:05 Practical Examples of the “addgroup” Command in Linux
1:20 Example 1: Add a New Group With “addgroup” Command
1:58 Example 2: Create a Group With a Specific GID With “addgroup” Command
2:43 Example 3: Create a Group With a Specific Shell
3:20 Example 4: Create a System Group
3:59 Example 5: Switch to Verbose Mode
4:50 Example 6: Get Help About “addgroup” Command
5:11 Example 7: Get the Version of “addgroup” Command

Instructor Details
Sharmin Ara Karim
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Article Link
The “addgroup” Command in Linux [7 Practical Examples]
https://linuxsimply.com/addgroup-command-in-linux/

Used Commands
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What is the ‘addgroup’ command?
a. man addgroup

Example 1: Add a New Group With the “addgroup” Command
a. sudo addgroup group1
b. getent group group1

Example 2: Create a Group With a Specific GID With the “addgroup” Command
a. sudo addgroup --gid 202301 group2
b. getent group group2

Example 3: Create a Group With a Specific Shell
a. sudo addgroup group3 --shell /bin/sh

Example 4: Create a System Group
a. sudo addgroup --system employee
b. getent group employee

Example 5: Switch to Verbose Mode
a. sudo addgroup group5 --debug
b. getent group group5

Example 6: Get Help About the “addgroup” Command
a. sudo addgroup --help

Example 7: Get the Version of the “addgroup” Command
a. sudo addgroup --version
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