Tito! It doesn't do what you propose!!! ... try it!
do the following: adduser USE_OPTIONS_YOU_LIKE myuser (don't use mygroup as primary group above any other group is ok) addgroup mygroup grep mygroup /etc/group --> mygroup line contains no myuser addgroup myuser mygroup grep mygroup /etc/group --> now myuser is in the mygroup line delgroup myuser mygroup --> bammm!!! grep mygroup /etc/group --> myuser still there in mygroup line ... myuser should be removed from the group line in /etc/group, but it doesn't works ... and I can still not find any code that shall do this. So please look carefully, what you are proposing. Thx. -- Harald _______________________________________________ busybox mailing list [email protected] http://lists.busybox.net/mailman/listinfo/busybox
