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[SOLVED] What is the adm group? [Archive] - Ubuntu Forums Didn't know what it was, but looked it up Here it is: adm: Group adm is used for system monitoring tasks Members of this group can read many log files in var log, and can use xconsole Historically, var log was usr adm (and later var adm), thus the name of the group I guess google is good after all :)
[ubuntu] groups CLI gives group or user a@a-desktop:~$ groups a adm cdrom sudo dip plugdev lpadmin sambashare a@a-desktop:~$ where is added group ?? ( do i need to reboot ?) You only created a new group (Well you actually created two groups; both OS_group and OS_a_group are two different groups) It doesn't add it to any existing user's group until you add the group to a user's group
[SOLVED] Need help, I accidentally removed myself from all the groups . . . Re: Need help, I accidentally removed myself from all the groups, can't sudo Boot using a live cd and edit the sudoers file And this is the output which you asked, Code: karthick@Ubuntu-desktop:~$ groups karthick karthick : karthick adm dialout cdrom dip plugdev lpadmin admin sambashare Adv Reply December 21st, 2010 #4 TNT1 Dipped in Ubuntu Join Date Jul 2010 Location The 'Burg Beans 570
[all variants] HOW TO: Passwordless ssh to MyBook World Edition Hi, In order to run an automated rsync backup script, I have been trying to access my MyBook World Edition 1 TB NAS (white light) through ssh The trouble is that I have to enter the ssh password to access the NAS, and therefore I can not run the script as an automated backup routine (i e through crontab) I found a solution based on this post on LiNUX Horizon, but the original article is