User and user group management commands

User group management

cat /etc/group: view user groups

groupadd Hades: Add a user group named Hades

groupmod -n Ylem Hades: Modify the group name of the user group Hades to Ylem

groupdel Ylem: delete user group Ylem

groups: View the username of the current user

groups Ylem: View Ylem's user groups

User Management

cat /etc/passwd: view users

useradd John: add a user named John

useradd John -c student: Specify a commentary [c] (student) description for John {if no group is specified, the system will automatically create a John group}

useradd John -g 1st: Specify the user group to which John belongs [g] as 1st

useradd John -c student -g 1st: Specify a commentary [c] (student) description for John, and specify the belonging user group [g] as 1st

usermod -l Hades Ylem: Change the username Ylem to Hades

usermod -c Codeman Ylem: Modify the user description of user Ylem to Codeman

usermod -g root Ylem: Modify the user group of user Ylem to root

userdel Ylem: delete user Ylem

passwd: set the password for the user

passwd Ylem: Set a password for Ylem

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