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How To Create a Sudo User On CentOS, Ubuntu & Debian

The sudo (substitute user do or superuser do) command is a program that allows users to run commands as another user, by default the superuser ie root. The sudo command is mostly used to perform administrative tasks by regular users executing commands as the root user. In this post, we see how to create a […]

How To Create Users in Linux Using useradd / adduser Command

If you are a Linux system admin who administers Linux servers, you are very frequently asked to create users in Linux unless the organization uses LDAP. As a Linux administrator, you should be well versed with creating and removing users, assigning users to different groups in Linux. This post explains to you how to create […]