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Adding user apache to an existing group on CentOS 6.3

Occasionally, for things like include statements, you need to allow the user apache access to a collection of files that don't belong to the apache group. The command below will add the user apache to the existing group somegroup.

$ sudo usermod -a -G somegroup apache

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