It appears to be Unix tradition that a wheel group is created automatically, but Debian (and children, naturally) doesn’t do so. Is there a rationale somewhere? Where else have you seen this tradition discarded?
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I have 3 users A,B and C inside a group ‘admin’. I have another user ‘D‘ in whose home directory, there is a project folder. I have made D as the owner of that folder and assigned ‘admin’ as the group using chgrp. Group and owners have all the permissions, but still A,B or C are unable to access the folder. I have two question :