I'm not actually sure. We have a web page where we request group access and then I think it emails another project lead and they have to approve it but I don't know how it all works.
Then we have another internal command that we run in every new shell where we include the groups we want access to. It runs and if we run the "groups" command before and after we see the new groups. But there is a limit to the number of groups so it is a pain if you need to access multiple projects at the same time because libraries and stuff are in different project areas.
Then we have another internal command that we run in every new shell where we include the groups we want access to. It runs and if we run the "groups" command before and after we see the new groups. But there is a limit to the number of groups so it is a pain if you need to access multiple projects at the same time because libraries and stuff are in different project areas.