Hello There,
I got a quick question, and if you know that it has been resolved previously, please point me on the right direction. All I am trying to do is to change a file's group using chgrp. I have done following.
* Create group music: "pw groupadd music"
* Add "freebsd" user to music group "pw groupmod music -M freebsd"
* Execute id "username", can see that "freebsd" belongs to music group "uid=1001(freebsd) gid=1001(freebsd) groups=1001(freebsd),0(wheel),1002(music)"
* Execute chgrp "chgrp music heart.final" with following error : "chgrp: you are not a member of group music"
Now I have executed "groups", though I do not understand why it is different when I executed like "groups" and "groups freebsd"
* groups -> freebsd wheel
* groups freebsd -> freebsd wheel music
What am I doing wrong?
Cheers
ColombianoAustralia
I got a quick question, and if you know that it has been resolved previously, please point me on the right direction. All I am trying to do is to change a file's group using chgrp. I have done following.
* Create group music: "pw groupadd music"
* Add "freebsd" user to music group "pw groupmod music -M freebsd"
* Execute id "username", can see that "freebsd" belongs to music group "uid=1001(freebsd) gid=1001(freebsd) groups=1001(freebsd),0(wheel),1002(music)"
* Execute chgrp "chgrp music heart.final" with following error : "chgrp: you are not a member of group music"
Now I have executed "groups", though I do not understand why it is different when I executed like "groups" and "groups freebsd"
* groups -> freebsd wheel
* groups freebsd -> freebsd wheel music
What am I doing wrong?
Cheers
ColombianoAustralia