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2009-10-13T06:42:48Z

Using pw to add a new user

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2009-09-15T10:24:24Z

Using pw to add a new user

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67.202.42.190 at 12:08, 21 May 2009

2009-05-21T12:08:28Z

Ninereasons: /* Using pw to add a new user */ style consistency

2006-05-16T21:42:06Z

Using pw to add a new user: style consistency

Dave at 19:16, 7 October 2004

2004-10-07T19:16:43Z

Jimbo at 20:49, 25 August 2004

2004-08-25T20:49:53Z

Jimbo at 19:19, 25 August 2004

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 There are several methods that are commonly used to add users to a FreeBSD system.
-We accept that there is some truth in what both parties have to say. ,
+== Using [[pw]] to add a new user ==
 == Using [[adduser]] to add a new user ==

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 There are several methods that are commonly used to add users to a FreeBSD system.
-== Using [[pw]] to add a new user ==
+We accept that there is some truth in what both parties have to say. ,
-−
- samizdata##''' pw useradd username -g groupname -s /bin/csh -d /home/username'''
-−
-The command shown above will add a new user account named "username", assign the group "groupname" as the new user's primary group, set the [[C shell]] as its default [[shell]] on login, and set its home directory as "/home/username".  It will '''not''' copy any .profile or similar files from /etc/skel, create any directories, or anything else - all [[pw]] does is manipulate the system user database for you.
-−
-See also: [[Modifying users]]
 == Using [[adduser]] to add a new user ==

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 There are several methods that are commonly used to add users to a FreeBSD system.
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+== Using [[pw]] to add a new user ==
 == Using [[adduser]] to add a new user ==

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 There are several methods that are commonly used to add users to a FreeBSD system.
-== Using [[pw]] to add a new user ==
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- samizdata##''' pw useradd username -g groupname -s /bin/csh -d /home/username'''
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-The command shown above will add a new user account named "username", assign the group "groupname" as the new user's primary group, set the [[C shell]] as its default [[shell]] on login, and set its home directory as "/home/username".  It will '''not''' copy any .profile or similar files from /etc/skel, create any directories, or anything else - all [[pw]] does is manipulate the system user database for you.
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-See also: [[Modifying users]]
 == Using [[adduser]] to add a new user ==

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	This will create the home directory of the new user, as well as manipulate the user database and groups database in order to add the user to the appropriate groups.		This will create the home directory of the new user, as well as manipulate the user database and groups database in order to add the user to the appropriate groups.
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		+	See also [[who]] for info on finding out who a system thinks you are on a particular system.

	[[Category:Common Tasks]]		[[Category:Common Tasks]]

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 == Using [[pw]] to add a new user ==
-  '''ph34r#''' pw useradd username -g groupname -s /bin/csh -d /home/username
+  ph34r#''' pw useradd username -g groupname -s /bin/csh -d /home/username'''
 The command shown above will add a new user account named "username", assign the group "groupname" as the new user's primary group, set the [[C shell]] as its default [[shell]] on login, and set its home directory as "/home/username".  It will '''not''' copy any .profile or similar files from /etc/skel, create any directories, or anything else - all [[pw]] does is manipulate the system user database for you.
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 adduser can be run with no arguments, and will present you with a prompt for each question that needs to be answered in order to create the user that you're going to create
-  dave@samizdata:~% su -
+  dave@samizdata:~% '''su -'''
   Password:
-  samizdata# adduser felix
+  samizdata# '''adduser felix'''
-  Username: felix
+  Username: '''felix'''
-  Full name: Felix
+  Full name: '''Felix '''
   Uid (Leave empty for default):
   Login group [felix]:
-  Login group is felix. Invite felix into other groups? []: wheel
+  Login group is felix. Invite felix into other groups? []: '''wheel'''
   Login class [default]:
-  Shell (sh csh tcsh tcsh bash) [sh]: bash
+  Shell (sh csh tcsh tcsh bash) [sh]: '''bash'''
   Home directory [/home/felix]:
   Use password-based authentication? [yes]:
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   Enter password again:
   Lock out the account after creation? [no]:
-  Username   : felix
+  Username   : '''felix'''
-  Password   : *****
+  Password   : '''*****'''
-  Full Name  : Felix
+  Full Name  : '''Felix '''
-  Uid        : 1002
+  Uid        : '''1002'''
   Class      :
-  Groups     : felix wheel
+  Groups     : '''felix wheel'''
-  Home       : /home/felix
+  Home       : '''/home/felix'''
-  Shell      : /usr/local/bin/bash
+  Shell      : '''/usr/local/bin/bash'''
-  Locked     : no
+  Locked     : '''no'''
-  OK? (yes/no): yes
+  OK? (yes/no): '''yes'''
   adduser: INFO: Successfully added (felix) to the user database.
-  Add another user? (yes/no): n
+  Add another user? (yes/no): '''n'''
   Goodbye!
   samizdata#