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From: "Greg W" <greg@ausit.com>
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Subject: Re: user management
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Hi all

I want something that is easy and quick to edit user info, remove or add
users etc, lets say I want to remove 1 , add another, mod ones group,
change anothers home dir ........      I dont wanna type all this, and I
want to see the results graphically so there is no mistakes.....

there is a really simple tool in RH linux to do this, is there anything for
FreeBSD ? 

I am aware of man pages, webmin, and prefer if it will run independent of
desktop used.


On 23/10/99 at 1:42 Crist J. Clark wrote:

>Greg W wrote,
>> Hi all
>> 
>> is there a GUI for user management ?  the default one from a console
lets
>> you add, but no remove :-(  , would like something that would run under
any
>> desktop, or even a good script may do
>> 
>> sorry, i am a bit lost with BSD
>
>% man rmuser
>
>Notice that on the adduser manpage,
>
>"SEE ALSO
>     chpass(1),  finger(1),  passwd(1),  setlogin(2),  yp(4),  aliases(5),
>     group(5),  login.conf(5),  passwd(5),  shells(5),  addgroup(8),
pw(8),
>     pwd_mkdb(8),  rmgroup(8),  rmuser(8),  vipw(8)"
>
>                                ^^^^^^^^^




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