At 6:24 PM +0300 7/3/01, Constantine Koulis wrote:
>THAT MEANS THAT FOR EVERY VIRTUAL USER I HAVE TO DO MAILDIRMAKE????
>and what is SKELETON?
Not at all. It means you have to create a Maildir in /etc/skel, which
is the "reference" directory for useradd to create new user
directories. Then, every time you run a useradd, it'll use a copy of
/etc/skel to create their new user directory, with the files set to
be owned by the new user.
Files and directories like Maildir and public_html (assuming you want
your users to have web pages) can be put in /etc/skel to reduce your
workload when creating users. Are you the primary administator for
that machine?
man useradd explains this fairly well.
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John Groseclose
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