commands regarding the adding of users into groups n
different options with useradd...?
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Answer / raj kumar yadav
vi /etc/group
and set the user name in the same group line where we want
to add user
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Answer / susheel narayan singh
If user is susheel and groupe name is n
then
#useradd -G n susheel
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Answer / raj kishor
Two ways are there:
1.To add as primary group
user:tom group:harry
useradd -g harry tom(harry will be the primary group of tom)
2.To add secondary grup
useradd -G harry tom (now tom's seconday group is hary).
3.To add to the earlier secondary group of tom
useradd -aG harry tom (This appends harry to the secondary
group)
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