$useradd -m -g users -G groupname -d/home/homedirectory -s /bin/bash username$usermod -a -G sudo username‘-m’ for creating home directory for user, ‘-g’ primary group , ‘-G’ groups, ‘-s’ login shell, ‘-d’ specifies custom home directory‘-a’ add group it retains group which user was part of without removing him from previous groupsSudoers.d# to give access to group… Continue reading User-add and modifying group
Making Backups With Rsync
There is a famous saying among 'nix users, "There are two types of people using linux - one kind of people who backup their system regularly and the other kind of people who never came across any issue in linux." It is safe to say that the latter kind is virtually nonexistent. Backing-up your system… Continue reading Making Backups With Rsync
Basic commands for terminal users
Every Linux user will at some point need to use the terminal or the command-line interface (CLI). It is not only for hackers & programmers; even ordinary people without any background in coding can quickly grasp the basics of the command line. So with this introduction, we shall see some basic commands which will prove… Continue reading Basic commands for terminal users
VIRTUAL BOX
Why virtual box and virtual-machine? Virtualization is a combination of software and hardware engineering that creates Virtual Machines an abstraction of the computer hardware that allows a single machine to act as if it were many machines. A virtual machine is by default isolated from the actual host machine so we can test our… Continue reading VIRTUAL BOX