Linux For Programmers #3 - Users and Groups

In this Linux for programmers tutorial, I'll be going over users and groups, and talking about how we can assign specific users to groups and how we can change those users in groups permissions. Find out how to create a new user, how to delete a new user, and how we can deal with groups and change the permissions of users.

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00:00 | Intro
02:14 | Creating users
04:59 | Signing in as other users
06:53 | Deleting users
07:37 | Changing users password
08:26 | Explaining groups
11:04 | Creating groups
11:36 | Assigning users to groups
12:33 | Removing users from groups
13:08 | Editing permissions
18:23 | Finding command locations
20:12 | Deleting groups
20:40 | Outro

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[mertsahin]

I have an exam about computer systems including linux commands, this is great timing mate. Thx

[CodingWorm]

This is great series, and I hope you continue to do this. I am currently trying to learn how to use Linux, and this definitely helps speed up the process

[arnavsutraway]

This is amazing. I have been trying to learn this.

[pbprimeplay]

This series is great!! Do continue it. I'm thinking of switching to Ubuntu

[MarcMitsialis]

There is some very vaulable information in this tutorial.

My concern that certain "bad practises" are taught such as editing the sudoers file, rather than using the "etc/sudoers.d/" which is a better practise (and is recommended at the start of the 'sudoers' file). I would also include checking/validations changes to limit borking a server, like using the "visudo -c" that check the syntax of the sudoers files, including the "/etc/sudoers.d" include files.

[poisson]

Amazing.
BUT What about django+react playlist!

[rajatmehra]

Data Structures and algorithms complete course for Python please

[Kurbulis]

All those commands, that you gave permissions to, work by default on all users on my Ubuntu server

[busyrand]

For people on Mac or Linux: From the command line, ssh into the remote linode server by entering the following command with your unique individual IP Addresses pasted after the @ symbol...


Switch users to Tim using the 'su -l' command and enter the exact name of the user you want to switch into, which is Tim in lowercase in our example... The -l flag will cue up a login mode that may require you to sign in.

su -l tim

You may need to enter the password for the account if prompted.

[ok-trnw]

"Linux is a very unique system since multiple users can use the same device at the same time"
All the other *nixes and unix-likes: am i a joke to you?

[OneworldKW]

Hi, how can I get a job in python of ai only know the basic. What else do I need to learn?

[HostDotPromo]

How do you see what groups the user is part of?

[leulnebeyu]

Can you make like Kali Linux hacking tutorials

[codedecode]

I just got an ad which was by a complete trash version of algo expert. Even the script was same. Lmao