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36 lines
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User and Group Management
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User account and group membership information are stored under `etc/users/`.
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A user account consists of a directory under `etc/users/` that contains files with that users account information, the only required file is `password` containing a password for the user. For example:
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% ls etc/users/
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eekee uriel yosyp
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% cat etc/users/uriel/password
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mypass
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Users and groups share the same namespace, you can create a group the same way you create a user but instead of a 'password' file adding a 'members' file containing the names of the group members, one per line.
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A 'user-group' directory can contain both a password and members file, in which case it will act concurrently as a user and as a group.
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The group 'admin' is 'built-in' and any members in that group will have admin privileges for most werc apps by default.
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Example
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To create a user called [glenda](http://glenda.cat-v.org) that is a member of the group `rabbits` you can do:
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% mkdir etc/users/glenda/
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% echo carrot > etc/users/glenda/password
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% mkdir -p etc/users/rabbits
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% echo glenda >> etc/users/rabbits/members
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Utils
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The script at bin/aux/addwuser.rc allows you to even more trivially add users.
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addwuser.rc user_name user_pass [groups ...]
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