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Which file is used to control group membership in Linux?
Which file is used to control group membership in Linux?
- /etc/passwd
- /etc/users
- /etc/group (correct)
- /etc/permissions
What is the default primary group for every user in Linux?
What is the default primary group for every user in Linux?
- none (correct)
- admin
- root
- default
What is the purpose of groups in Linux?
What is the purpose of groups in Linux?
- To assign unique user IDs
- To establish user privileges
- To organize users with shared permissions (correct)
- To control file access rights
What is the range of user IDs for normal Linux users?
What is the range of user IDs for normal Linux users?
Where are user IDs and group IDs associated with names in Linux?
Where are user IDs and group IDs associated with names in Linux?
What determines the level of access and privilege for a user's primary group in Linux?
What determines the level of access and privilege for a user's primary group in Linux?
Can permissions on files and directories be modified at the group level in Linux?
Can permissions on files and directories be modified at the group level in Linux?
What is the purpose of user IDs (uids) in Linux?
What is the purpose of user IDs (uids) in Linux?
What is the purpose of group IDs (gids) in Linux?
What is the purpose of group IDs (gids) in Linux?
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