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Re: Command to show users and their permissions thanks for the reply but that command does not work. i am working with 8.10 so idk if that makes a difference but when i use the find command there is no display of the user permissions for example one user has a numerical permission of 750 and nowhere is that shown.
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Is there any command in Terminal that can give me a list of users available on my computer with details like Account type root or standard user etc? [ubuntu] List of Users in uBuntu using Terminal? FAQ
According to the adduser manual page, the system users go in the "nogroup" group (which is not the case on Ubuntu). But also, those system users are non privileged, have no password set (*) or disabled (!), and often use /bin/false or /bin/sh instead of /bin/bash.
Join Date Jul 2006 Location Los Angeles Beans 1,310 Distro Ubuntu 10.10 Maverick Meerkat
I was wondering if there was a way to keep the list but only show specified users, or hide specified users. EDIT: I found a solution! Locking the password on an account with sudo passwd -l username will stop the user from showing up on the list.
Hi, I am gradually getting to grips with ubuntu 10.04 but whilst I have a Samba fileserver set up and working I can't find a list of Samba users and it is REALLY frustrating me!
Ubuntu 11.04 Natty Narwhal Re: Hide Users On Login Screen While that's true, there is a list of users to exclude from the gdm login screen: it appears to be in /etc/gdm/gdm.schemas as far as I can see.
Welcome to the Laptop Compatibility List. The purpose of this thread is for you, the user, to post what laptop combination works with Ubuntu for you. If you wish, you may post how the laptop works (configuration related), and the steps you took setting it up. These informations will help other users to choose new laptops.
Hi! I'm using ubuntu server edition. And connecting to windows domain using Likewise open, but I can't use domain user as sudoer. I have added domain user into sudoers (using visudo): domain\user ALL=(ALL) ALL but when I use sudo some command it tells that user is not in sudoers list.. Help!