useradd doesnot allow you to do this ..alternatively we have luseradd
please make sure you have libuser and libuser-devel to use luseradd ( there is a bunch of commands starts with "l") check those also
you can also edit /etc/passwd and /etc/shadow yourself. Then doing a passwd on the newly created user lets you change the password.
or user lnewuser to set a password
or user lnewuser to set a password
Regards,
Shoaib Rehman Khaleeq
Systems Consultant
Ants Consulting Pakistan
shoaib.rehman@xxxxxxxxxxx
+92-300-2202802
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