I created a User with Sudo privileges that's listing an aux group I didn't mean to assign. Is this normal?

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sinisterpisces

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Hello,

I created a group called "remote-administrators" for users with sudo permissions (to be used with SSH), and added a user.

I just went back to that user and noticed the aux group is occupied. Is this normal for users with sudo enabled, or did something strange happen?

I'm certainly not a built-in user. Either I accidentally auto-filled the aux field and didn't notice, or enabling sudo does something I don't understand.

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