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i don't know <sudo usermod -g apache -G apache,aum,users -u 500 -s /bin/bash aum > what is the o/p of this command ???? pleas send me description of this pleas ...
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    what is this command

    i don't know
    <sudo usermod -g apache -G apache,aum,users -u 500 -s /bin/bash aum >
    what is the o/p of this command ????


    pleas send me description of this pleas

    thanks in advance !!!!

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    usermod : modify a user account.
    Check its manual here or execute this
    Code:
    man usermod
    It is amazing what you can accomplish if you do not care who gets the credit.
    New Users: Read This First

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    i need full command description

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    Full Command? Check manual and go through each option. Its pretty simple and clear.
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    pleas sir i don't know what it this commant
    iknow that this command is make one user but, which type i didn't
    so pleas ans me !!!!!
    pleas

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    have you tried the suggestion above?

    the man command opens the manual for what follows. so "man usermod" will show the manual for usermod. we can't really help you unless you help youself.

    and if RTM is to hard for you try google usermod - Google Search

    we are here to help, not do your job/homework

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    I believe that it means:

    Modify the user aum
    The user's UID will be: -u 500
    The initial group to which this user will belong: -g apache
    Other groups to which this user will belong: -G apache,aum,users
    The shell that this user will use: -s /bin/bash

    There's no guarantee that this all correct, since I had no idea what the command meant when I first read your post.

    I got all this in a couple of minutes by reading the man page, which is what you could have done for yourself in less time than you've spent posting here.

    I did it just as a learning exercise.

    Jim

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    Quote Originally Posted by jkerr82508
    I got all this in a couple of minutes by reading the man page, which is what you could have done for yourself in less time than you've spent posting here.

    I did it just as a learning exercise.
    Thats what I was suggesting to Thread Starter.

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    thanks to all of you

    now i will learn more & more on my self
    thanks to advise me
    thanks !!!!!!!!!!

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