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useradd does not give the user any more parameters than those you create, so the way you're using it, it won't asign bash as the default shell.

I'd use this:
useradd -d /home/user -s /bin/bash -G...

Hello friends,

I'm connection to an external network using a VPN configured over an Ubuntu.

The problem is that whenever I get connected to a remote computer using my VPN as router, after a...

Yes, uncommment the lines, that should make them work =).
However, I would check all the directories in here:...

Oh, Thanks a lot MarkSeger for that information, believe me I'll take it into consideration while testing performance in the machine.
And thanks too mark54g, those 2 programs seem great. =)

I'm...

Ok, yhat one seems good for disk tests, thank you =)
Any others you might kknow or tests you might recomend?

Hello friends,

I'm working on a Thesis and right now I'm in a phase of comparing a Linux vs Windows performance in similar situations on the same machine.

I'm asking here because I would like...

check your /etc/sshd_config file configuration to see it is enabled the option to accept remote logins, maybe during the Solaris Instalation you told it not to accept remote conections, so it will...

There was no trace of the user in /etc/passwd :S
What I believe happened, was that a previous administrator deleted him from there, and the user had a process in his /export/home directory that was...

Ok, thanks for that hint =). You're right. I'm searching the process list right now, I solved the immediate problem, however, I've to find what process was writing in those files.
I'll try to find...

It'll only execute when you start a new bash sesion in a terminal, sometimes it doesn't work at startup, so writing in the terminal bash once again should do it
Also check your .bashrc has read and...

ok, Thanks man!!!
You've help me solve a problem that had my head spinning quite a lot!!!
It's weird, how can a user have dissapeared from /etc/passwd and still have his files growing in size...
I...

I think in the past the user might have existed (I'm not the all life administrator :P), however, if the user was removed, why would it be growing his disk usage :-S??
Another thing, I've several...

Hello, I am running a Solaris 8 system.
I Have encountered that each time I ask the system to report to me the users who have or are about to exceed their quota limit for disk usage, a strange...