How To Add User To A Group In Linux
Linux uses groups in order to share resources in a easy way. In general a resource will have a user, group and other access rights. In this tutorial we will learn how to add user...
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How To Add Existing User To A Group In Ubuntu?
Ubuntu is a popular distributions used by a lot of companies as Desktop and Server. As a system administrator one of the most recurring job is changing existing user group. In this tutorial we will...
chage Command Tutorial With Examples To Manage User Accounts In Linux
chage is a tool and command used to change user password expiry information in Linux, BSD, Unix systems. With this command we can set password change time, lock status, activity or inactivity of the user account....
Linux usermod Command Tutorial With Examples
Linux provides usermod command by default for the most of the distributions. This command is used to user modification. After user creation the user related information, values and policies can be changed with usermod command. In...
How To Allow Normal User Run Commands As Root In Linux with sudo Command?
We have an application that needs higher privileges than normal user. This application may be run with root user. But we need to run this application with normal user with root privileges. Sudo Command sudo...
How To Change or Rename Username and User ID In Linux?
The problem is we want to change the already created user name or user id. As we know there is a lot of configuration those rely on the user id like permissions. We will use...
How To Add A User To A Group?
In Linux users may have different groups registered. By default adding a user to the Linux system will create new user. There are different commands to change user group one of them is useradd which...
How To Disable or Lock Linux User Account?
How can I disable some Linux account? By disabling it I do not want to remove the account and related files. Just user related operations will be prevented. If an user authentication occurs it will...
