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3.5.4. Modifying Group Settings
				When a group already exists and you need to specify any of the options now, use the 
groupmod command. The logic of using groupmod is identical to groupadd as well as its syntax:
			groupmod option(s) groupname
groupmod option(s) groupname
				To change the group ID of a given group, use the 
groupmod command in the following way:
			groupmod -g GID_NEW which_group_to_edit
groupmod -g GID_NEW which_group_to_editNote
					Find all files owned by the specified GID in system and change their owner. Do the same for Access Control List (ACL) referring to the GID. It is recommended to check there are no running processes as they keep running with the old GID.
				
				To change the name of the group, run the following on the command line. The name of the group will be changed from GROUP_NAME to NEW_GROUP_NAME name.
			
groupmod -n new_groupname groupname
groupmod -n new_groupname groupnameExample 3.21. Changing a Group's Name
					The following command changes the name of the group 
schoolmates to crowd:
				groupmod -n crowd schoolmates
~]# groupmod -n crowd schoolmates