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Is there a way to set the supplementary group IDs when spawning a new terminal? I see gid is a number and not an array, so I guess that's not the right way to achieve that.
Supplementary group IDs is a common thing for emulated terminals, since users can benefit from permissions coming other groups rather than their main one.
I thought about changing the process' groups with process.setgroups but it changes the process of the current process, what means I can't change it after it was already forked.
Any suggestion is really appreciated.
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Hello there,
Is there a way to set the supplementary group IDs when spawning a new terminal? I see
gid
is a number and not an array, so I guess that's not the right way to achieve that.Supplementary group IDs is a common thing for emulated terminals, since users can benefit from permissions coming other groups rather than their main one.
I thought about changing the process' groups with
process.setgroups
but it changes the process of the current process, what means I can't change it after it was already forked.Any suggestion is really appreciated.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: