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Unix groups in the PSI Active Directory (which is the PSI central database containing user and group information, and more) are defined by the `unx-` prefix, followed by a name.
In general, PSI employees working on Linux systems (including HPC clusters, like Merlin) can request for a non-existing Unix group, and can become responsible for managing it.
In addition, a list of administrators can be set. The administrators, together with the group manager, can approve or deny membership requests. Further information about this topic
is covered in the [Linux Documentation - Services Admin Guides: Unix Groups / Group Management](https://linux.psi.ch/services-admin-guide/unix_groups.html), managed by the Central Linux Team.
is covered in the [Linux Documentation - Services Admin Guides: Unix Groups / Group Management](https://linux.psi.ch/admin-guide/configuration/basic/users_and_groups.html), managed by the Central Linux Team.
To gran access to specific Merlin project directories, some users may require to be added to some specific **Unix groups**:
* Each Merlin project (i.e. `/data/project/{bio|general}/$projectname`) or experiment (i.e. `/data/experiment/$experimentname`) directory has access restricted by ownership and group membership (with a very few exceptions allowing public access).
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**Important note**: Requesting access to specific Unix Groups will require validation from the responsible of the Unix Group. If you ask for inclusion in many groups it may take longer, since the fulfillment of the request will depend on more people.
Further information can be found in the [Linux Documentation - Services User guide: Unix Groups / Group Management](https://linux.psi.ch/services-user-guide/unix_groups.html)
Further information can be found in the [Linux Documentation - Services User guide: Unix Groups / Group Management](https://linux.psi.ch/documentation/services/user-guide/unix_groups.html)
### Managing Unix Groups
Other administration operations on Unix Groups it's mainly covered in the [Linux Documentation - Services Admin Guides: Unix Groups / Group Management](https://linux.psi.ch/services-admin-guide/unix_groups.html), managed by the Central Linux Team.
Other administration operations on Unix Groups it's mainly covered in the [Linux Documentation - Services Admin Guides: Unix Groups / Group Management](https://linux.psi.ch/documentation/services/admin-guide/unix_groups.html), managed by the Central Linux Team.
## Requesting a Merlin project
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## Further documentation
Further information it's also available in the Linux Central Documentation:
* [Unix Group / Group Management for users](https://linux.psi.ch/services-user-guide/unix_groups.html)
* [Unix Group / Group Management for group managers](https://linux.psi.ch/services-admin-guide/unix_groups.html)
* [Unix Group / Group Management for users](https://linux.psi.ch/documentation/services/user-guide/unix_groups.html)
* [Unix Group / Group Management for group managers](https://linux.psi.ch/documentation/services/admin-guide/unix_groups.html)
**Special thanks** to the **Linux Central Team** and **AIT** to make this possible.