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UIDs and GIDs in range 0..100 are reserved for important system
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accounts. New assignments in that range need to be explicitly approved |
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accounts. New assignments in that range need to be explicitly approved |
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by the QA lead, in response to a justified request from the developer. |
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by the QA lead, in response to a justified request from the developer. |
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The range 101..499 is provided for regular use by packages. |
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The range 101..749 is provided for regular use by packages. |
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The assignments from this range follow the following rules: |
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The assignments from this range follow the following rules: |
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1. A developer can select an arbitrary free UID/GID from this range. |
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1. A developer can select an arbitrary free UID/GID from this range. |
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If in doubt, it is recommended to select successive numbers from 499 |
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If in doubt, it is recommended to select successive numbers from 101 |
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downwards. |
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upwards. |
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2. Unless there is a very good reason not to, matching users and groups |
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2. Unless there is a very good reason not to, matching users and groups |
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should use the same number. It is acceptable to leave gaps |
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should use the same number. It is acceptable to leave gaps |
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