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- Youngju Kim
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Overview
Let's learn about the types of HBase Client APIs used to work with HBase.
useradd, userdel
Key useradd options
- -m: Create the user's home directory along with the user
- -d directory: Use directory as the user's home directory
- -e date: Specify date as the account expiration date
- -g group_id: Use group_id as the user's group ID
- -G group1, group2: Specify the user's group membership (multiple groups)
- -P password: Set password as the password
# Create a new user
$ useradd user
# Create a user with an account expiration date
$ useradd -e 2022-12031 user
# Delete a user
$ userdel user
useradd, userdel
Key groupadd options
- -g gid: Use gid as the group ID
- -o: When creating a group with a group ID specified by the -g option, ignore errors even if the ID already exists and create the group anyway
# Create a new group
$ groupadd mygroup
# Create with group_id 555
$ groupadd -g 555 mygroup
# Delete a group
$ groupdel mygroup
That concludes this post on how to add and delete Linux users and groups. Thank you.
Quiz
Q1: What is the main topic covered in "Linux User and Group Commands"?
How to add or delete Users and Groups in Linux
Q2: What is Key useradd options?
-m: Create the user's home directory along with the user -d directory: Use directory as the user's
home directory -e date: Specify date as the account expiration date -g group_id: Use group_id as
the user's group ID -G group1, group2: Specify the user's group membership (multiple...
Q3: Explain the core concept of Key groupadd options.
-g gid: Use gid as the group ID -o: When creating a group with a group ID specified by the -g
option, ignore errors even if the ID already exists and create the group anyway That concludes
this post on how to add and delete Linux users and groups. Thank you.