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Explanation: You can delete a group by editing the /etc/group file and removing the relevant line
for the group. It’s generally better to use groupdel, though, because groupdel checks to
see if the group is any user’s primary group. If it is, groupdel refuses to remove the group; you must
change the user’s primary group or delete the user account first. As with deleting users, deleting
groups can leave “orphaned” files on the computer. It’s usually best to delete the files or assign them
other group ownership using the chown or chgrp commands.
Reference: Roderick W. Smith. Sybex Linux + Study Guide: page 274.
Incorrect Answers
A: It is not necessary to assign new login names to the members listed in the /etc/group file.
C: It is not necessary to assign new login names to the members listed in the /etc/group file.
D: It is only necessary to change the users’ default group if the default group is the dataproject group.