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From: Hans Petter Bieker <hanspb@persbraten.vgs.no>
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Why doesn't the adduser command set the class field in master.passwd?

I think adduser should ask for a which class the user should belong to --
just like it asks for group and username. It should be possible to set a
default class.

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