In linux, what is the difference between useradd/userdel/groupadd/groupdel group of commands vs adduser/deluser/addgroup/delgroup group of commands
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useradd/userdel/groupadd/groupdel are the native commands while adduser/deluser/addgroup/delgroup are the more modern, advanced and therefore preferred commands.
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In linux, what is the difference between useradd/userdel/groupadd/groupdel group of commands vs adduser/deluser/addgroup/delgroup group of commands
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In linux, what is the difference between useradd/userdel/groupadd/groupdel group of commands vs adduser/deluser/addgroup/delgroup group of commands
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useradd/userdel/groupadd/groupdel are the native commands while adduser/deluser/addgroup/delgroup are the more modern, advanced and therefore preferred commands.
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11. User Accounts and Ownerships name> to set the user's password. 11.6 Automatically Creating a User Account: useradd and groupadd The above process is tedious. The commands that perform all these updates automatically are <span>useradd , userdel , and usermod . The man pages explain the use of these commands in detail. Note that different flavors of UNIX have different commands to do this. Some may even have graphical programs or web interfaces to assist in creating users. In addition, the commands groupadd , groupdel , and groupmod do the same with respect to groups. 11.7 User Logins It is possible to switch from one user to another, as well as view your login status and the status of other users. L
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