Hi! Il giorno dom, 12/04/2009 alle 10.57 -0500, Zhengquan Zhang ha scritto: > Dear Debian community: > I have got a specific problem using usermod to change my previous > username olduser to newuser. > > This is what I use: > sudo usermod -l newuser -md /home/newuser olduser[:w > > newuser is the new login name and -md use /home/newuser as the new > home directory and moves /home/olduser to /home/newuser. > > The problem is after I did all this I found that in /home/newuser > the file ownership becomes newuser:olduser. So the group > ownership is still olduser. I know I can use chgrp to change > group owner olduser to newuser. But I guess there are simpler ways to do > that. > > So basically I don't want to use olduser as my username again and want > to change 'everything' associated with olduser to become newuser. such > the home directory, spoolfile, cron, etc... and I dont want the olduser > appear again. > > Thanks for any suggestions. > Wath's write in /etc/group? If don't see the new user in same group of older user, you need put it For esemple:
# adduser newuser cdrom <enter> ... > -- > Zhengquan > Ciao Genki ):o)) ps. I'm sorry for my english :) -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to debian-user-requ...@lists.debian.org with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact listmas...@lists.debian.org
