Linux userconf Command

The Linux userconf command is used for user account configuration programs.

userconf is actually a symbolic link to linuxconf, providing a graphical interface for operations, allowing administrators to create and manage various accounts. Without any parameters, it enters the graphical interface.

Syntax

userconf [--addgroup <group>][--adduser <userID><group><username><shell>][--delgroup <group>][--deluser <userID>][--help]

Parameter Description:

--addgroup <group> Adds a new group.
--adduser <userID><group><username><shell> Adds a new user account.
--delgroup <group> Deletes a group.
--deluser <userID> Deletes a user account.
--help Displays help.

Example

Adding a User

# userconf --adduser 666 tt lord /bin/bash //Adds a new user account

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