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= User Accounts =
= Groups =


== Groups ==
== Add a new group ==
 
=== Add a new group ===


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=== Delete a group ===
== Delete a group ==


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=== Add a user to a group ===
== Add a user to a group ==


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=== Set a directory writable by a certain group ===
== Set a directory writable by a certain group ==


Make /srv/www folder readable/writable/executable by dev group
Make /srv/www folder readable/writable/executable by dev group
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== Add a user account ==
= Add a user account =


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== Delete a user account ==
= Delete a user account =


Force removal and delete files
Force removal and delete files
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== Lock or unlock a user account ==
= Lock or unlock a user account =


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== Adding sudoers ==
= Adding sudoers =


A file can be added for groups of users or specific users to /etc/sudoers.d/ directory. This line would make someone a sudoer with no password requirement.
A file can be added for groups of users or specific users to /etc/sudoers.d/ directory. This line would make someone a sudoer with no password requirement.

Revision as of 10:23, 2 August 2016

Groups

Add a new group

$ sudo addgroup webdev

Delete a group

$ sudo delgroup webdev

Add a user to a group

$ sudo adduser username groupname

Set a directory writable by a certain group

Make /srv/www folder readable/writable/executable by dev group

$ sudo setfacl -d -m g:dev:rwx /srv/www

Add a user account

$ sudo useradd -d /home/jsmith -m jsmith -G webdev
$ sudo passwd jsmith

Delete a user account

Force removal and delete files

$ sudo userdel -fr username

or

$ sudo deluser -remove-home username

Lock or unlock a user account

$ sudo passwd -l username
$ sudo passwd -u username

Adding sudoers

A file can be added for groups of users or specific users to /etc/sudoers.d/ directory. This line would make someone a sudoer with no password requirement.

jsmith ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD:ALL

If you want the user to type a password.

jsmith ALL=(ALL:ALL) ALL