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    The document describes how to delete a group and change user settings from the command line on a Linux system. To delete a group, use the groupdel command followed by the group name. To change user settings like password expiration, use the chage command followed by the username. The gpasswd command can be used with different options to manage group membership and settings, such as adding or deleting users from a group.

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    The document describes how to delete a group and change user settings from the command line on a Linux system. To delete a group, use the groupdel command followed by the group name. To change user settings like password expiration, use the chage command followed by the username. The gpasswd command can be used with different options to manage group membership and settings, such as adding or deleting users from a group.

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    The document describes how to delete a group and change user settings from the command line on a Linux system. To delete a group, use the groupdel command followed by the group name. To change user settings like password expiration, use the chage command followed by the username. The gpasswd command can be used with different options to manage group membership and settings, such as adding or deleting users from a group.

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    The document describes how to delete a group and change user settings from the command line on a Linux system. To delete a group, use the groupdel command followed by the group name. To change user settings like password expiration, use the chage command followed by the username. The gpasswd command can be used with different options to manage group membership and settings, such as adding or deleting users from a group.

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    Group Deletion Changing user setting

    Deleting
    DeletingaaGroup
    Group Changing
    ChangingUser
    Usersetting
    setting
    [root@comp1
    [root@comp1~]#groupdel
    ~]#groupdel<groupname>
    <groupname> [root@comp1 ~]#chage <username>
    [root@comp1 ~]#chage <username>

    Group setting

    Group
    Groupsetting
    setting
    [root@comp1
    [root@comp1 ~]#gpasswd <options><groupname>
    ~]#gpasswd <options> <groupname>

    Options :
    -a - add a user
    -d - Delete a user from group
    -M - Creating multiple members

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