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You can just simply use &quot;/usr/sbin/useradd&quot; (HP-UX) to to the job. (You don't need to write a script!)<br />
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It does support multiple group. do a :<br />
man useradd<br />
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to learn more details<br />

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You can just simply use "/usr/sbin/useradd" (HP-UX) to to the job. (You don't need to write a script!)

It does support multiple group. do a :
man useradd

to learn more details


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I am a Jr. UNIX admin. and I have been given the task of stream lining the process of adding users. &nbsp;I need to modify our adduser scripts to:<br />
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a. &nbsp; &nbsp; Add a user to multiple groups in one process.<br />
b. &nbsp; &nbsp; In a separate script, I need to add users to a group without a home dir. and add the same user to a separate group with a home dir.<br />
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The OS that I am currently running is HP-UX 11.00. &nbsp;Any suggestions, tips, or resources would be much appreciated.<br />
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Thanks <br />
<br />
swillman <br />

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I am a Jr. UNIX admin. and I have been given the task of stream lining the process of adding users.  I need to modify our adduser scripts to:

a.     Add a user to multiple groups in one process.
b.     In a separate script, I need to add users to a group without a home dir. and add the same user to a separate group with a home dir.

The OS that I am currently running is HP-UX 11.00.  Any suggestions, tips, or resources would be much appreciated.

Thanks 

swillman 


Modifying adduser script question.  Please Help!

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