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					<description><![CDATA[You have mentioned that to remove a group from a user type like below :
# usermod -G www,ftp test
But suppose we have hundreds of groups then this command is very  painful to type. We could do this easily by deleting the mentioned group only by this command :
# gpasswd -d username groupname
# gpasswd -d test adm]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>You have mentioned that to remove a group from a user type like below :<br />
# usermod -G www,ftp test<br />
But suppose we have hundreds of groups then this command is very  painful to type. We could do this easily by deleting the mentioned group only by this command :<br />
# gpasswd -d username groupname<br />
# gpasswd -d test adm</p>
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