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Now that /etc/passwd and /etc/shadow are set up, it's now time to get /etc/group configured properly. To do this, type:
Your /etc/group file will appear in front of you, ready for editing. Now, if you chose to assign a default group of users for your particular test user, you do not need to add any groups to /etc/groups. However, if you chose to create a new group for this user, go ahead and add the following line:
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