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Old 02-18-2016
Add a new user to a vt100 profile
Hello Team,

I am trying to add a user a9acd012 and the user has to be added to two groups in unix and two groups in windows,

Also i want to give the user vt100 profile when i create the user.Can anyone here help me with the command please.Thanks in advance.
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Old 02-18-2016
It depends quite what you mean and how you are set up. Is the unix server referencing an external security table, e.g. AD or NIS+

You second point about a vt100 profile, is again a bit vague. Do you mean that you want the TERM value to be vt100? You could achieve this in a number of ways, for instance:-
  • Edit the .profile of the user in question
  • Change /etc/profile to recognise the groups that your account is in and set the value
  • or others ....

Can you explain more about what you are trying to achieve?


Thanks, in advance,
Robin
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