[kde-linux] Re: Adding a user

2011-04-18 Thread Duncan
Wolfgang Mueller posted on Mon, 18 Apr 2011 22:11:04 +0200 as excerpted: >> There are several ways. >> If you want a UI, try KUser. It's exactly what you need to add and/or >> edit users within a graphical interface. > > Unfortunately I do not have KUser on my system. It's often shipped as a sep

[kde-linux] Re: Adding a user

2011-04-18 Thread Steven Crooks
On Monday 18 April 2011 22:11:04 Wolfgang Mueller wrote: > This worked. Having removed the user I wanted to give access to KDE from > /etc/passwd and /etc/shadow, I invoked useradd for restoring him. > Afterwards his name appeared on the login screen. > > Thanks a lot for your help! > > Bye, > Wo

[kde-linux] Re: Adding a user

2011-04-18 Thread Wolfgang Mueller
On 04/18/11 20:39, Steven Crooks wrote: > > On Monday 18 April 2011 20:30:47 Wolfgang Mueller wrote: >> >> For adding a user, who has an account and a home directory, to the login >> screen, I tried >> >> Personal Settings> System Administration> Login Screen> Users >> >> But there is only a lis

[kde-linux] Re: Adding a user

2011-04-18 Thread Wolfgang Mueller
On 04/18/11 20:39, Alex Schuster wrote: > > Wolfgang Mueller writes: > >> For adding a user, who has an account and a home directory, to the login >> screen, I tried >> >> Personal Settings> System Administration> Login Screen> Users >> >> But there is only a list of excluded users. So, this is

[kde-linux] Re: Adding a user

2011-04-18 Thread Dale
Steven Crooks wrote: > > There are several ways. > If you want a UI, try KUser. It's exactly what you need to add and/or edit > users within a graphical interface. > > The other way is on CLI (Konsole) using "useradd" (see "man useradd). > > Steven > > I never saw that before. Kuser is neat.

[kde-linux] Re: Adding a user

2011-04-18 Thread Steven Crooks
On Monday 18 April 2011 20:30:47 Wolfgang Mueller wrote: > For adding a user, who has an account and a home directory, to the login > screen, I tried > > Personal Settings > System Administration > Login Screen > Users > > But there is only a list of excluded users. So, this is the wrong place, >

[kde-linux] Re: Adding a user

2011-04-18 Thread Alex Schuster
Wolfgang Mueller writes: > For adding a user, who has an account and a home directory, to the login > screen, I tried > > Personal Settings > System Administration > Login Screen > Users > > But there is only a list of excluded users. So, this is the wrong place, > I presume. Can someone show me