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== chmod ==
== Add user ==
You can change file permissions with:
<console>
<console>$ chmod [r][g][u] [file]</console>
###i## useradd -g users -G wheel,portage,audio,video,usb,cdrom,tty -m <username>
[r] = number for root permissions, [g] = number for group permissions and [u] = number for user permissions.
</console>
 
== Delete user ==
<console>
###i## userder -r <username>
</console>
 
== List groups ==
$##bl## groups
$##bl## groups <username>
 
== List users ==
$##bl## users
 
== Add user to group ==
###i## gpasswd -a <user> <group>
 
== Remove user from group ==
###i## gpasswd -d <user> <group>
 
== Add new group ==
###i## groupadd <group>
 
== Delete group ==
###i## groupdel <group>
 
== File permissions ==
You can change file permissions with chmod.
<console>
$##bl## chmod <r><g><u> <file>
</console>
<r> = number for root permissions
<g> = number for group permissions
<u> = number for user permissions
<pre>7 = 4+2+1 (read/write/execute)
<pre>7 = 4+2+1 (read/write/execute)
6 = 4+2 (read/write)
6 = 4+2 (read/write)
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1 = 1 (execute)</pre>
1 = 1 (execute)</pre>


== chown ==
== Change owner and group of file ==
You can change owner and group of file with:
You can change owner and group of file with chown.
<console># chown [user]:[group] [file]</console>
<console>
###i## chown <user>:<group> <file>
</console>
You can change owner of folder and files inside recursively with:
You can change owner of folder and files inside recursively with:
<console># chown -R [user]:[group] [folder]</console>
<console>
 
###i## chown -R <user>:<group> <folder>
== gpasswd ==
</console>
You can add user to group with:
<console># gpasswd -a [user] [group]</console>
You can remove user from group with:
<console># gpasswd -d [user] [group]</console>
 
== useradd ==
You can add new user with:
<console># useradd -g users -G wheel,audio,portage -m [user]
# passwd [user]</console>
You can delete user with:
<console># userdel [user]</console>
 
== groupadd ==
You can add new group with:
<console># groupadd [group]</console>
You can delete group with:
<console># groupdel [group]</console>


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Revision as of 20:52, September 25, 2014

Add user

root # useradd -g users -G wheel,portage,audio,video,usb,cdrom,tty -m <username>

Delete user

root # userder -r <username>

List groups

$##bl## groups $##bl## groups <username>

List users

$##bl## users

Add user to group

      1. i## gpasswd -a <user> <group>

Remove user from group

      1. i## gpasswd -d <user> <group>

Add new group

      1. i## groupadd <group>

Delete group

      1. i## groupdel <group>

File permissions

You can change file permissions with chmod.

user $ chmod <r><g><u> <file>

<r> = number for root permissions <g> = number for group permissions = number for user permissions

7 = 4+2+1 (read/write/execute)
6 = 4+2 (read/write)
5 = 4+1 (read/execute)
4 = 4 (read)
3 = 2+1 (write/execute)
2 = 2 (write)
1 = 1 (execute)

Change owner and group of file

You can change owner and group of file with chown.

root # chown <user>:<group> <file>

You can change owner of folder and files inside recursively with:

root # chown -R <user>:<group> <folder>