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I just switched to systemd and was wandering about a part of the wiki:
Note: Adding your user to several groups (optical, audio, scanner, ...) is not necessary with systemd. It might even break the wanted functionality if you do so.
The question is than: what groups should I be in? What about plugdev, network, networkmanager, power...
Last edited by miro279 (2012-11-08 11:04:33)
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I'm in the "users" group and that's enough. None of the ones you listed should be necessary.
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I'm in the "users" group and that's enough. None of the ones you listed should be necessary.
What about wheel which is going to be used by systemd according to the wiki??
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Depends how you set sudores up, at a guess.
wormzy@sakura[pts/6]~$ groups
adm wheel users httpusers
Works for me. httpusers is a custom group for managing my webserver btw.
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I have it like that now:
[miro@abraxas ~]$ groups
adm wheel locate users vboxusers miro adbusers
without vboxusers and adbusers I ran into problems. But maybe more will follow..
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