Looks like group pncerts does not exist. You can create it with a
command such as this:
# groupadd pncerts
Not sure why it would also want the other groups, though. What's the
content of /etc/default/useradd ?
Perhaps you can work past the problem if you first create the group
using a specific gid:
# groupadd -g 412 pncerts
possibly followed by a useradd using a specific uid:
# useradd -m -d /home/rrao -s /bin/bash -g pncerts -u 412 rrao
(replace 412 by an used gid and uid)
Kind regards,
Herta
unix syzadmin wrote:
Hi,
I am getting the following error for creating a user. Please suggest.
bngddem3:~ # useradd -m -d /home/rrao -s /bin/bash -g pncerts rrao
useradd: Unknown group `dialout'.
useradd: Unknown group `uucp'.
useradd: Unknown group `video'.
useradd: Unknown group `audio'.
useradd: Unknown group `pncerts'.
Thanks & Regards,
-GnanaShekar-
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