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Regarding this issue. Why I cannot simply reload my (id) groups, with some special command, after changing (adding/removing/etc) groups? Why there is a need to log out and log in again or creating another shell (e.g.: su - $USER or exec su - $USER)? Is there any "proper" solution to avoid logging out and in again or using nasty hacks? Why is that "system" cannot reload groups/make new assignment (with current shell) without all above hassle?
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Regarding this issue. Why I cannot simply reload my (id) groups, with some special command, after changing (adding/removing/etc) groups? Why there is a need to log out and log in again or creating another shell (e.g.: su - $USER or exec su - $USER)? Is there any "proper" solution to avoid logging out and in again or using nasty hacks? Why is that "system" cannot reload groups/make new assignment (with current shell) without all above hassle?
linux unix shell
asked yesterday
sobi3chsobi3ch
8201713
Does just runningbashwork to "reset" things in a terminal, since you're now in the "new bash"?
– Xen2050
yesterday
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Regarding this issue. Why I cannot simply reload my (id) groups, with some special command, after changing (adding/removing/etc) groups? Why there is a need to log out and log in again or creating another shell (e.g.: su - $USER or exec su - $USER)? Is there any "proper" solution to avoid logging out and in again or using nasty hacks? Why is that "system" cannot reload groups/make new assignment (with current shell) without all above hassle?
linux unix shell
asked yesterday
sobi3chsobi3ch
8201713
Regarding this issue. Why I cannot simply reload my (id) groups, with some special command, after changing (adding/removing/etc) groups? Why there is a need to log out and log in again or creating another shell (e.g.: su - $USER or exec su - $USER)? Is there any "proper" solution to avoid logging out and in again or using nasty hacks? Why is that "system" cannot reload groups/make new assignment (with current shell) without all above hassle?
linux unix shell
linux unix shell
asked yesterday
sobi3chsobi3ch
8201713
asked yesterday
sobi3chsobi3ch
8201713
asked yesterday
sobi3chsobi3ch
8201713
asked yesterday
sobi3chsobi3ch
8201713
asked yesterday
sobi3chsobi3ch
8201713
8201713
Does just runningbashwork to "reset" things in a terminal, since you're now in the "new bash"?
– Xen2050
yesterday
add a comment |
Does just runningbashwork to "reset" things in a terminal, since you're now in the "new bash"?
– Xen2050
yesterday
Does just running
bash work to "reset" things in a terminal, since you're now in the "new bash"?– Xen2050
yesterday
Does just running
bash work to "reset" things in a terminal, since you're now in the "new bash"?– Xen2050
yesterday
add a comment |
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