How to add or delete Users in Linux (Ubuntu) | User management in Linux
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This Video shows how to add or delete User accounts in Linux command mode.
The adduser command creates a new user and additional information about the user, directories, and a password. Depending on the Command Line options and the given parameters, additional elements can be added.
Its syntax is given below:
$ adduser -- options arguments
The useradd command is used for creating a new user or for modifying the existing user. Unlike adduser, however, it does not create specified directories unless stated otherwise. Useradd also creates a group by default. The syntax for useradd is as follow:
$ useradd [options]
We require admin rights to create a user, i.e., we need to be a superuser. For this purpose, we use the sudo command.
The deluser provides us more complicated and comprehensive options to delete users and groups
The userdel provides us with a more intuitive and feasible command to delete users.
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