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From: jedi@red.hnc.co.kr (Joohyee Lee)
Newsgroups: comp.unix.bsd.freebsd.misc
Subject: adding new group by hand.
Date: 12 Dec 1996 14:53:33 GMT
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Hi, there.

I have modified my group file to add
a new group aka "users" with a group number
that is not used yet.
When I try to invite a user to that group with
adduser -group users -batch newuser or similar
command like chgrp users somefiles, all the command
fails. when I see directory list, group information
is displayed as a group number.
It was a normal operation modifying group file to 
add new group on Solaris or Linux but I think 
freeBSD offers different command set to add new group.

Is there anybody who can enlight me?.

Joohyee Lee
jedi@hnc.co.kr