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Linux – how to remove user from a group

on Feb 5, 2016

To remove a user from a group on Linux, one can use gpasswd or deluser. Here are sample commands.

Using gpasswd

To remove user1 from group docker on any Linux

$ sudo gpasswd -d user1 docker
Removing user user1 from group docker

Using deluser (Ubuntu)

To remove user1 from group docker on Ubuntu Linux

$ sudo deluser user1 docker

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