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2800de0ec3STom Rhodes.Dd March 30, 2004
2900de0ec3STom Rhodes.Dt ADDUSER.CONF 5
3000de0ec3STom Rhodes.Os
3100de0ec3STom Rhodes.Sh NAME
3200de0ec3STom Rhodes.Nm adduser.conf
334f1d74f1STom Rhodes.Nd configuration file for the
344f1d74f1STom Rhodes.Xr adduser 8
354f1d74f1STom Rhodesutility
3600de0ec3STom Rhodes.Sh DESCRIPTION
3700de0ec3STom RhodesThe
3800de0ec3STom Rhodes.Pa /etc/adduser.conf
3900de0ec3STom Rhodesfile is used to pre-set certain configuration options for
4000de0ec3STom Rhodesthe
4100de0ec3STom Rhodes.Xr adduser 8
4200de0ec3STom Rhodesutility.
4300de0ec3STom RhodesWhen
4400de0ec3STom Rhodes.Xr adduser 8
4500de0ec3STom Rhodesis invoked, it will check to see if this file exists and
4600de0ec3STom Rhodesif so the configuration will be used or offered as the
4700de0ec3STom Rhodesdefault settings.
4800de0ec3STom RhodesThe
4900de0ec3STom Rhodes.Nm
5000de0ec3STom Rhodesfile offers three types of configuration:
5100de0ec3STom Rhodes.Bl -bullet
5200de0ec3STom Rhodes.It
5300de0ec3STom RhodesDefault settings offered by
5400de0ec3STom Rhodes.Xr adduser 8 .
5500de0ec3STom RhodesThese options are specified in the configuration file and offered
5600de0ec3STom Rhodesas the default during every invocation of the
5700de0ec3STom Rhodes.Xr adduser 8
5800de0ec3STom Rhodesutility.
5900de0ec3STom Rhodes.It
6000de0ec3STom RhodesConfiguration options which can be set in
6100de0ec3STom Rhodes.Nm ,
6200de0ec3STom Rhodesbut overridden by passing a flag to
6300de0ec3STom Rhodes.Xr adduser 8 .
6400de0ec3STom Rhodes.It
6500de0ec3STom RhodesConfiguration supported by
6600de0ec3STom Rhodes.Xr adduser 8
6700de0ec3STom Rhodesbut not offered by a flag or during initial invocation.
6800de0ec3STom Rhodes.El
6900de0ec3STom Rhodes.Pp
7000de0ec3STom RhodesIn the first case, these options can be set in
7100de0ec3STom Rhodes.Nm
7200de0ec3STom Rhodesbut will still be offered when
7300de0ec3STom Rhodes.Xr adduser 8
7400de0ec3STom Rhodesis invoked.
7500de0ec3STom RhodesIn the second case,
7600de0ec3STom Rhodes.Xr adduser 8
7700de0ec3STom Rhodeswill read the configuration data unless a flag
7800de0ec3STom Rhodeshas been passed to override it.
7900de0ec3STom RhodesFor example, the
8000de0ec3STom Rhodes.Dq shell
8100de0ec3STom Rhodesoption.
8200de0ec3STom RhodesIn the third case, the configuration will be utilized, but the
8300de0ec3STom Rhodesuser will never be prompted to modify the default setting by
8400de0ec3STom Rhodeseither a flag or an
8500de0ec3STom Rhodes.Xr adduser 8
8600de0ec3STom Rhodesprompt.
8700de0ec3STom RhodesFor example, the
8800de0ec3STom Rhodes.Dq upwexpire
8900de0ec3STom Rhodessetting.
9000de0ec3STom Rhodes.Pp
9100de0ec3STom RhodesThe following configuration options can be set in
9200de0ec3STom Rhodes.Nm :
934f1d74f1STom Rhodes.Bl -tag -width "defaultgroups" -offset indent
9400de0ec3STom Rhodes.It defaultLgroup
9500de0ec3STom RhodesThe default group new users will be added to.
9600de0ec3STom Rhodes.It defaultclass
9700de0ec3STom RhodesThe default class to place users in as described in
9800de0ec3STom Rhodes.Xr login.conf 5 .
9900de0ec3STom Rhodes.It defaultgroups
10000de0ec3STom RhodesThis option is used to specify what other groups the new account
10100de0ec3STom Rhodesshould be added to.
10200de0ec3STom Rhodes.It passwdtype
10300de0ec3STom RhodesMay be one of
10400de0ec3STom Rhodes.Cm no , Cm none , Cm random ,
10500de0ec3STom Rhodesor
10600de0ec3STom Rhodes.Cm yes
10700de0ec3STom Rhodesas described in
10800de0ec3STom Rhodes.Xr adduser 8 .
10900de0ec3STom RhodesAs such, the text is not duplicated here and may be
11000de0ec3STom Rhodesread in
11100de0ec3STom Rhodes.Xr adduser 8 .
11200de0ec3STom Rhodes.It homeprefix
11300de0ec3STom RhodesThe default home directory prefix, usually
11400de0ec3STom Rhodes.Pa /home .
11500de0ec3STom Rhodes.It defaultshell
11600de0ec3STom RhodesThe users default shell which may be any of the shells listed in
11700de0ec3STom Rhodes.Pa /etc/shells .
11800de0ec3STom Rhodes.It udotdir
11900de0ec3STom RhodesDefines the location of the default shell and environment
12000de0ec3STom Rhodesconfiguration files.
12100de0ec3STom Rhodes.It msgfile
12200de0ec3STom RhodesLocation of the default new user message file.
12300de0ec3STom RhodesThis message will be sent to all new users if specified
12400de0ec3STom Rhodeshere or at the
12500de0ec3STom Rhodes.Xr adduser 8
12600de0ec3STom Rhodesprompt.
12700de0ec3STom Rhodes.It disableflag
12800de0ec3STom RhodesThe default message enclosed in brackets for the
12900de0ec3STom Rhodeslock account prompt.
13000de0ec3STom Rhodes.It upwexpire
13100de0ec3STom RhodesThe default password expiration time.
13200de0ec3STom RhodesFormat of the date is either a
13300de0ec3STom Rhodes.Ux
13400de0ec3STom Rhodestime in decimal, or a date in
13500de0ec3STom Rhodes.Sm off
13600de0ec3STom Rhodes.Ql dd-mmm-yy Bq yy
13700de0ec3STom Rhodes.Sm on
13800de0ec3STom Rhodesformat, where dd is the day, mmm is the month in either numeric or
13900de0ec3STom Rhodesalphabetic format and year is either a two or four digit year.
14000de0ec3STom RhodesThis option also accepts a relative date in the form of
14100de0ec3STom Rhodes.Sm off
14200de0ec3STom Rhodes.Sy n Bq mhdwoy
14300de0ec3STom Rhodes.Sm on
14400de0ec3STom Rhodeswhere
14500de0ec3STom Rhodes.Sy n
14600de0ec3STom Rhodesis a decimal, octal (leading 0) or hexadecimal (leading 0x) digit followed by the
14700de0ec3STom Rhodesnumber of Minutes, Hours, Days, Weeks, Months or Years from the current date at
14800de0ec3STom Rhodeswhich the expiration time is to be set.
14900de0ec3STom Rhodes.It uexpire
15000de0ec3STom RhodesThe default account expire time.
15100de0ec3STom RhodesThe format is similar to the upwexpire option.
15200de0ec3STom Rhodes.It ugecos
15300de0ec3STom RhodesThe default information to be held in the gecos field of
15400de0ec3STom Rhodes.Pa /etc/master.passwd .
15500de0ec3STom Rhodes.It uuid
15600de0ec3STom RhodesThe default user ID setting.
15700de0ec3STom RhodesThis must be a number above 1000 and fewer than 65534.
15800de0ec3STom Rhodes.El
15900de0ec3STom Rhodes.Sh EXAMPLES
16000de0ec3STom RhodesThe following is an example
16100de0ec3STom Rhodes.Nm
16200de0ec3STom Rhodesfile created with the
16300de0ec3STom Rhodes.Fl C
16400de0ec3STom Rhodes.Xr adduser 8
16500de0ec3STom Rhodesflag and modified.
16600de0ec3STom Rhodes.Bd -literal
16700de0ec3STom Rhodes# Configuration file for adduser(8).
16800de0ec3STom Rhodes# NOTE: only *some* variables are saved.
16900de0ec3STom Rhodes# Last Modified on Fri Mar 30 14:04:05 EST 2004.
17000de0ec3STom Rhodes
17100de0ec3STom RhodesdefaultLgroup=
17200de0ec3STom Rhodesdefaultclass=
17300de0ec3STom Rhodesdefaultgroups=
17400de0ec3STom Rhodespasswdtype=yes
17500de0ec3STom Rhodeshomeprefix=/home
17600de0ec3STom Rhodesdefaultshell=/bin/csh
17700de0ec3STom Rhodesudotdir=/usr/share/skel
17800de0ec3STom Rhodesmsgfile=/etc/adduser.msg
17900de0ec3STom Rhodesdisableflag=
18000de0ec3STom Rhodesupwexpire=91d # Expire passwords 91 days after creation.
18100de0ec3STom Rhodes.Ed
18200de0ec3STom Rhodes.Sh SEE ALSO
18300de0ec3STom Rhodes.Xr group 5 ,
18400de0ec3STom Rhodes.Xr passwd 5 ,
18500de0ec3STom Rhodes.Xr adduser 8 ,
18600de0ec3STom Rhodes.Xr pw 8 ,
18700de0ec3STom Rhodes.Xr rmuser 8
18800de0ec3STom Rhodes.Sh HISTORY
18900de0ec3STom RhodesThe
19000de0ec3STom Rhodes.Nm
19100de0ec3STom Rhodesmanual page first appeared in
19200de0ec3STom Rhodes.Fx 4.10 .
19300de0ec3STom Rhodes.Sh AUTHORS
19400de0ec3STom RhodesThis manual page was written by
1954f1d74f1STom Rhodes.An Tom Rhodes Aq trhodes@FreeBSD.org .
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