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useradd in linux
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i want to know when we add a new user by useradd command in linux "ram" in the system then bydefault " ram " name directory will create inside /home/ram . why..?? i want to know behind this logic . please help me. |
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useradd in linux
It depends upon the configuration given in file /etc/default/useradd (in linux).
You need to change the "HOME" value in this file to get the default home directory of the user when using useradd command. Regards Ramkumar |
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