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Re: Groups & Users
1) nogroup
Probably the equivalent group to the nobody user. It's just a convenience: a group with no privileges except those granted by the user and granted to all. Useful for cron scripts and similar.
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If you're using PAM, wheel is a group with special privileges. A classic example is to only allow users in the wheel group to su to root. As you have a wheel group, you probably are using PAM, though I wouldn't know how it so configured -- look for pam under /etc
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Sounds like services from me. rpc is usually inter-program comminication, but with three-letter abbreviations, who knows? I do not know xgrp.
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