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Only a superuser (root and all user with su-permissions) can create an account. You should have in your /sbin dir a programm called adduser. Try this.<br />

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Only a superuser (root and all user with su-permissions) can create an account. You should have in your /sbin dir a programm called adduser. Try this.


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Use what command to see if I have su-permission?<br />
It seem that my unix doesn't have 'adduser' in /sbin<br />
I have using OSF/1<br />
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Thanks.<br />
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Use what command to see if I have su-permission?
It seem that my unix doesn't have 'adduser' in /sbin
I have using OSF/1

Thanks.



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When I typed 'adduser', it reply:<br />
su to root first<br />
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What that means?<br />

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When I typed 'adduser', it reply:
su to root first

What that means?


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I'm novice in unix.<br />
(a) Assume that I have permission to create user account, how can I do it?<br />
(b) How can I know that I have permission to create user account?<br />
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Thanks.
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I'm novice in unix.
(a) Assume that I have permission to create user account, how can I do it?
(b) How can I know that I have permission to create user account?

Thanks.

simple question:create account

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