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> Hi, I followed the manual of FreeBSD power pak installing  FreeBSD3.3. When
> I try to use addusr to add a user, I couldn't find addusr.(I login as root)
> Is it a builtin or a package command? How could I activate it? Thanks

That's most likely because it's called "adduser" and not "addusr".  If
you're actually typing "adduser" then be sure it's in your PATH.  Mine
is currently in: "/usr/sbin/adduser"


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