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 ====== Users ====== ====== Users ======
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 For ''​useradd'',​ a command similar to the following should be used: For ''​useradd'',​ a command similar to the following should be used:
 <code rootshell>​ <code rootshell>​
-useradd -m -u 10999 -g useracct -s /bin/mysh -c 'John Doe' johndoe+useradd -m -u 10999 -g useracct ​-G bronze ​-s /bin/bash -c 'John Doe' johndoe
 </​code>​ </​code>​
  
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 In addition, we've defined these groups (mainly grabbed from Michelob'​s /etc/group file): In addition, we've defined these groups (mainly grabbed from Michelob'​s /etc/group file):
  
-^Group^Function| +^Group^GID^Function| 
-|wheel|We'​ve got it set up so these folks can sudo without a root password.| +|wheel||We've got it set up so these folks can sudo without a root password.| 
-|users|Default group that all users should belong to.| +|users||Default group that all users should belong to.| 
-|newslett|Not sure if it's used; only member is editor.| +|newslett||Not sure if it's used; only member is editor.| 
-|steercom|Ad-hoc list of Steering Committee attendees, who can access steercom directory on Michelob.| +|steercom||Ad-hoc list of Steering Committee attendees, who can access steercom directory on Michelob.| 
-|webhead|Users who have write access to our web sites.| +|webhead||Users who have write access to our web sites.| 
-|majordom|Used for mailing list management; ''​lists''​ account is included.|+|majordom||Used for mailing list management; ''​lists''​ account is included.| 
 +|useracct|11025|Accounts for real live users, as opposed to system accounts, shared accounts, etc.| 
 +|platinum|11111|Members who have paid for the Platinum membership level.| 
 +|gold|11112|Members who have paid for the Gold membership level.| 
 +|silver|11113|Members who have paid for the Silver membership level.| 
 +|bronze|11114|Members who have paid for the Bronze membership level.|
  
 TODO: Create groups for: TODO: Create groups for:
-  * a group for each paid account level (eg. gold/​silver) 
   * users who have paid up for the current year (paid2006, etc.)   * users who have paid up for the current year (paid2006, etc.)
 +    * Since we're now renewing memberships year-round, this no longer makes sense.
 +    * We should probably have accounts expire when the renewal is due.
 +      * We should have the passwords expire every 90 days, at the least.
 +        * Although we need to allow users to change their passwords on Bud before we do that.
   * voting members, as defined by our articles of incorporation / by-laws   * voting members, as defined by our articles of incorporation / by-laws
 +    * Doesn'​t make sense, since that's not used for anything except voting, and changes every year.
   * officers   * officers
   * board members   * board members
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 As with users, there are 2 ways to add a group: ''​groupadd'',​ and ''​addgroup''​. As with users, there are 2 ways to add a group: ''​groupadd'',​ and ''​addgroup''​.
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 +<code rootshell>​
 +groupadd -g gid groupname
 +</​code>​
  
 TODO: Adding users to groups. TODO: Adding users to groups.
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 TODO: Adding sudoers. What groups should administrators be in? So far, it looks like ''​wheel''​ will suffice. TODO: Adding sudoers. What groups should administrators be in? So far, it looks like ''​wheel''​ will suffice.
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 ===== Using a User Account ===== ===== Using a User Account =====
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 TODO: Add info about how they can change their settings. Especially things like chfn, chsh, .forward, .profile, .bashrc, passwd, etc. TODO: Add info about how they can change their settings. Especially things like chfn, chsh, .forward, .profile, .bashrc, passwd, etc.
  
-This should go on a user documentation page, not a "​build"​ page.+This should go on a [[../​server_access|user documentation page]], not a "​build"​ page.
  
 ===== Migrating User Accounts ===== ===== Migrating User Accounts =====
build/users.txt · Last modified: 2010/09/23 18:07 by SLUUG Administration