Dear Ed,
I inserted the line
brlapi:x:1010:francisco
to the end of the file /etc/group with Nano as sudoer, and when i type
groups, I apparently am in the brlapi group, but i still get this error
for some odd reason.
Did i do something wrong?
Best regards.
Francisco.
On 3/2/21 10:40 AM, Ed Greshko wrote:
On 02/03/2021 17:29, Francisco Tissera wrote:
How do I add the brlapi entry to /etc/group? i opened it in Nano, but
i don't understand the sintacs.
Well....
You can add the line....
brlapi:x:975:
to the file.
But, just make sure that 975 is unique.
Or, you can use the "groupadd" command.
To add your your user to the group you can just append your username
to the end of the line.
brlapi:x:975:yourusername
Use the "groups" command to see what groups you currently belong to.
It may be best to
logout/login to make sure your now a part of that group.
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