Can I read User Management Commands in Linux on EtoBox?
User Management Commands in Linux by Kozma Bosi is a document available to read on EtoBox.
What is User Management Commands in Linux about?
Every user needs a login and password to access a Linux system. The root user has highest privileges and can create, modify, and delete other users. User information is stored in /etc/passwd and passwords are in /etc/shadow. The useradd command adds new users, usermod modifies users, and userdel deletes users. Options include username, UID, home directory, login shell, and groups. The su command switches the active user session.
- Author
- Kozma Bosi
- Language
- EN