On Wednesday 20 April 2005 1:34 am, David Anguish, EPFL wrote:
Hello, Thanks for reading my request. I am new with SUSE, so thank-you for your consideration. Here it is:
I would like to add user accounts to a SUSE 9.2 server system using a shell command, similar to useradd, that is able to create a login account that works for users logging in through the KDE Yast interface(XDMCP query from a PC say) as well as, of-course, the standard ssh, rlogin way. If a useraddYast shell command does not exist, what, in your opinion, is the best method to create an account that works ?, With Much Thanks for your kind help, David A.-
From a shell prompt as root you can do a 'yast -list' and get the full list of single use options versus 'yast' which brings up the ncurses equivalent of the KDE YaST GUI. So 'yast users' will bring up just the ncurses version of yast with just the user module. Stan