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Date: Mon, 17 May 1999 20:03:49 +0100
From: Stuart Henderson <stuart@eclipse.net.uk>
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> Hello.. I was wondering if anyone on-list might have 
> an adduser utility that can be used totally from the 
> command line, like Linux's 'useradd'.. I've been 
> searching for a little while today and haven't turned 
> up anything.

You didn't try reading the "adduser" manpages properly then :)

SEE ALSO
     chpass(1),  finger(1),  passwd(1),  setlogin(2),  yp(4),  
     aliases(5),  group(5),  login.conf(5),  passwd(5),  shells(5),  
     addgroup(8),  pw(8),  pwd_mkdb(8),  rmgroup(8),  rmuser(8),  
     vipw(8)

I think you will find what you need is in pw(8).

Stuart


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