[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > used 'usermod -G users,demo3 garg' to > add user 'garg' to the users and demo3 groups.
Just curious, but what directed your 'usermod' question to shellutils? 'usermod' are other folks. But I can answer your question anyway. > Then, when I do 'groups' as user 'garg', I get > only 'users'. > > If I do 'groups garg' as user 'garg', then I get > 'users demo3'. > > Can someone tell me what I'm doing wrong? This is > causing a problem as user 'garg' is not being able > to access some files properly. Is this some sort of > a caching problem? 'usermod' and others set up the /etc/passwd and other files. They don't actually change anything in process space. Those files only have effects when you log in. So to make those other groups take effect you need to log in. Usually that would mean that you need to log out first and then log back in. Bob _______________________________________________ Bug-sh-utils mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/bug-sh-utils
