Re: useradd problem on RedHat linux

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useradd -g newuser newuser

The useradd program tries to create a group of the same name if no group is specified with -g option.

You might want to go with a few more options as well :)
ex. useradd -g newuser -u 1325235 -c "New User" -d /home/newuser -m newuser

Rajanish Rai wrote:

thanks anish,

I tried useradd -n,but still getting the same problem.

rajanish

--- Anish Mathew <nedumannilanish@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:



try useradd -n

anish

Rajanish Rai <rajanishrai@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi,

I am facing a problem while executing 'useradd'
command to add user on RedHat linux, if there is
already a group with same name as user and '-g'
option
is not used to set primary usergroup.

Details to reproduce issue is as -
(1)On RadHat linux system, a usergroup with name
"newuser" already exists.
(2)Tried to add user with name "newuser" using
following command.
useradd newuser
(3)Got following problem -
useradd: group newuser exists - if you want to add
this user to that group, use -g

I was hoping to set "newuser" as primary usergroup
while executing above command.

Pls let me know any possible workaround for the
same.

Regards
Rajanish Rai



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