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liddler is correct, but whats the point of , as its only for two users, you may as well just create them the same on the other server.<br />
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its quicker and easier.
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liddler is correct, but whats the point of , as its only for two users, you may as well just create them the same on the other server.

its quicker and easier.

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UkWizard, I would probably have to transfer their passwords also, so that is why I wanted to do it this way. &nbsp;Thank you for you help guys.<br />
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-CompuTurk
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UkWizard, I would probably have to transfer their passwords also, so that is why I wanted to do it this way.  Thank you for you help guys.

-CompuTurk

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I am trying to transfer these 2 users from one machine to another. &nbsp;I copy pasted 2 users from my old 'passwd' file to the new one. &nbsp;Do I have to do anything special to transfer their password or permissions?<br />
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Thanks...<br />
-Computurk
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I am trying to transfer these 2 users from one machine to another.  I copy pasted 2 users from my old 'passwd' file to the new one.  Do I have to do anything special to transfer their password or permissions?

Thanks...
-Computurk

Transferring users.

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