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The file /etc/default/useradd was recently dropped from the shadow package and YaST was not prepared for that. See bug#1190864 for some details. The bright side is that we are just right now working to improve yast2-users to handle that situation better (by fully relying on "useradd" and whatever mechanisms it implements now or in the future). As a temporary workaround, you can run this once and I think it will generate the file yast2-users expects: > useradd -D -b /home