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2024年4月1日 — To create a user with a specific UID and GID in the terminal, use the useradd command. Add the -u option for the UID and -g for the GID, ...

2023年12月20日 — The -g ( --gid ) option allows you to create a user with a specific initial login group. You can specify either the group name or the GID number ...

2023年11月23日 — In this example, we will add a user 'tarunika' with a specific UID and GID simultaneously with the help of the '-u' and '-g' options. useradd -u ...

2023年3月5日 — The useradd command automatically creates a group with the name as that of the username. With the exact copy of the GID as that of the UID. Now, ...

沒錯啦～每個登入的使用者至少都會取得兩個ID ，一個是使用者 ID (User ID ，簡稱UID)、一個是群組ID (Group ID ，簡稱GID)。 那麼檔案如何判別他的擁有者與群組呢？其實 ...

2016年2月10日 — The answer to your question is that if you want to add user and group at the same time you have to remove the -g option. It's not as elegant as ...

2019年12月10日 — Linux sysadmin basics: User account management with UIDs and GIDs. Linux automatically handles UID and GID for you, but some of you might ...

2015年3月8日 — 1 Answer 1 ... useradd only uses the same UID and GID when either: ... To get the IDs back in lock-step, you could create the next one with -g and - ...

2014年5月12日 — First, create the group if it doesn't exist: $ groupadd -g 4200 sysadmin2. Next, create the user and add it to the group: $ useradd ...