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I tryI'm trying to determine which group(s) aa running childchild process has inherited. I want to find all groups the process is in for hisgiven its uid. Is there a way to determine this via the /proc/proc filesystem?

I try to determine which group(s) a running child process has inherited. I want to find all groups the process is in for his uid. Is there a way to determine this via /proc filesystem?

I'm trying to determine which group(s) a running child process has inherited. I want to find all groups the process is in given its uid. Is there a way to determine this via the /proc filesystem?

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"in which ... is in" is ungrammatical. Only one "in" is required. "in which" is archaic, so opted for "is in".

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Determine in which group(s) a running process is in?

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edited May 17, 2018 at 15:57

Gilles 'SO- stop being evil'

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linux permissions process group proc

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edited May 17, 2018 at 13:19

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