>> What is the purpose for the adm user/group? Shouldn't sys be enough? >> I'm probably missing something obviously. > > adm is the file server (and eve owns the cpu). > no one can be adm. But sys is member of group adm by default. I'm still somewhat confused as to what the roles of each are, adm as far I can see just owns a few files under /adm, which can be written to by sys anyway, so what is the purpose of adm?
Sorry for being dense. uriel
