what to install since these commands don't work..
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[root@localhost home]# useradd -D |
Have you tried `adduser` instead of `useradd`?
Which one(s) are present depends on what Linux OS it is, which you should also tell us, though it appears to be CentOS, correct? |
i guess i have to do ./useradd -D
in another dir.. found after doing # which useradd |
The CentOS commands are simply : # usr/sbin/useradd
Or : # usr/sbin/adduser You can also do : 'su -' instead of 'su' , which will provide useradd, adduser in your path. .. |
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run the command echo $PATH. see if /bin is in ur(root) path. |
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