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Old 07-19-2007
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create New UNIX User

Hi all,

I wish to create some users, I can do that using the following command.

Code:
useradd

I wonder If i could create Uers as a clone of Root. I mean different users but having the same provileages as Root user. Can be ablle to access the Root Dir and so on ..

Please help me out Is this possible. ?? If yes How can I do that.
 

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