HP t5515 Administrator's Guide: Linux-based HP Compaq t5125, t5515, t5525 Thin - Page 68

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XFce Settings Manager User options 5. In Choose group type, select the group that includes the permission you want to add to the user. 6. Click the permission. Yes displays in the Selected column to indicate the user has that permission. 7. Click OK. The "/etc" directory and the "passwd" file contain a list of defined users. You can use the adduser command to perform the following: adduser [OPTIONS] user_name Option Definition "-h DIR "-g GECOS "-s SHELL "-G "-S "-D "-H Assign home directory DIR Assign gecos field GECOS Assign login shell SHELL Add the user to existing group GROUP Create a system user (ignored) Do not assign a password (logins still possible using ssh) Do not create the home directory 4-24 www.hp.com Administrator's Guide

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Administrator’s Guide
XFce Settings Manager
5. In
Choose group type
, select the group that includes the
permission you want to add to the user.
6. Click the permission.
Yes
displays in the
Selected
column to
indicate the user has that permission.
7. Click
OK
.
User options
The “/etc” directory and the “passwd” file contain a list of defined
users. You can use the
adduser
command to perform the following:
adduser [
OPTIONS
] user_name
Option
Definition
“-h DIR
Assign home directory DIR
“-g GECOS
Assign gecos field GECOS
“-s SHELL
Assign login shell SHELL
“-G
Add the user to existing group GROUP
“-S
Create a system user (ignored)
“-D
Do not assign a password (logins still
possible using ssh)
“-H
Do not create the home directory