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Home > CentOS > CentOS 6.x > Miscellaneous OS configuration > Managing file permissions using groups
To allow set of users to have access to same set of files groups can be used.
Creating groups
To create group use:
groupadd <group_name>
Adding users to groups
Then users can be added to group using:
usermod -a -G <group_name> usernames
Setting proper group permissions on files
Finall change the group of files / folders to desired group using:
chgrp -R <group_name> files
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