Bill Gilleran
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Why must you use 'usermod -aG' instead of 'usermod -G' when adding a user to a group?
A.
-aG runs faster
B.
-G replaces ALL the user's supplementary groups; -a appends to them
C.
-G only works on RHEL
D.
There is no difference