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👥 8/25: groups - List groups a user belongs to Example: groups john Explanation: Lists all groups that user "john" is a member of. #Groups #LinuxUserManagement


💻 24/25: usermod -s - Change user shell Example: usermod -s /bin/bash john Explanation: Sets the default shell for user "john" to /bin/bash. #UserModShell #LinuxUserManagement


❌ 14/25: userdel - Remove a user account (low-level) Example: userdel sarah Explanation: Deletes the user account "sarah" from the system. #UserDel #LinuxUserManagement


👥 25/25: usermod -G - Change user groups Example: usermod -G developers john Explanation: Modifies user "john" to be a member of the "developers" group. #UserModGroups #LinuxUserManagement


📅 17/25: last - Show user login history Example: last john Explanation: Displays the login history for user "john," including dates and times. #Last #LinuxUserManagement


👤 13/25: useradd - Create a new user account (low-level) Example: useradd sarah Explanation: Adds a new user account named "sarah" to the system. #UserAdd #LinuxUserManagement


👆 9/25: finger - Display user information Example: finger john Explanation: Retrieves and displays detailed information about user "john". #Finger #LinuxUserManagement


📅 23/25: lastlog - Show recent login activity of users Example: lastlog Explanation: Retrieves and displays the most recent login activity of all users. #Lastlog #LinuxUserManagement


👥 21/25: w - Show logged-in users and their activities Example: w Explanation: Displays a list of currently logged-in users and their active processes. #W #LinuxUserManagement


🔑 15/25: passwd -e - Expire user password Example: passwd -e john Explanation: Expires the password for user "john" upon next login, requiring password change. #PasswdExpire #LinuxUserManagement


👥 11/25: chgrp - Change group ownership Example: chgrp developers file.txt Explanation: Changes the group ownership of "file.txt" to the "developers" group. #Chgrp #LinuxUserManagement


🔑 10/25: chown - Change file ownership Example: chown john:users file.txt Explanation: Changes the ownership of "file.txt" to user "john" and group "users". #Chown #LinuxUserManagement


ℹ️ 7/25: id - Display user and group information Example: id john Explanation: Shows detailed information about user "john," including user and group IDs. #ID #LinuxUserManagement


👤 22/25: who - Display information about users currently logged in Example: who Explanation: Shows a list of users who are currently logged in to the system. #Who #LinuxUserManagement


🔑 20/25: visudo - Edit the sudoers file safely Example: visudo Explanation: Opens the sudoers file in a secure manner, allowing modification of sudo privileges. #Visudo #LinuxUserManagement


🔒 6/25: sudo - Execute command with superuser privileges Example: sudo apt update Explanation: Updates system packages using administrative privileges. #Sudo #LinuxUserManagement


🔓 19/25: usermod -U - Unlock user account Example: usermod -U john Explanation: Unlocks the previously locked user account "john," allowing login with the account's password. #UserModUnlock #LinuxUserManagement


🔐 12/25: chmod - Change file permissions Example: chmod 644 file.txt Explanation: Modifies the permissions of "file.txt" to read/write for the owner and read-only for others. #Chmod #LinuxUserManagement


👥 25/25: usermod -G - Change user groups Example: usermod -G developers john Explanation: Modifies user "john" to be a member of the "developers" group. #UserModGroups #LinuxUserManagement


💻 24/25: usermod -s - Change user shell Example: usermod -s /bin/bash john Explanation: Sets the default shell for user "john" to /bin/bash. #UserModShell #LinuxUserManagement


📅 23/25: lastlog - Show recent login activity of users Example: lastlog Explanation: Retrieves and displays the most recent login activity of all users. #Lastlog #LinuxUserManagement


👤 22/25: who - Display information about users currently logged in Example: who Explanation: Shows a list of users who are currently logged in to the system. #Who #LinuxUserManagement


👥 21/25: w - Show logged-in users and their activities Example: w Explanation: Displays a list of currently logged-in users and their active processes. #W #LinuxUserManagement


🔑 20/25: visudo - Edit the sudoers file safely Example: visudo Explanation: Opens the sudoers file in a secure manner, allowing modification of sudo privileges. #Visudo #LinuxUserManagement


🔓 19/25: usermod -U - Unlock user account Example: usermod -U john Explanation: Unlocks the previously locked user account "john," allowing login with the account's password. #UserModUnlock #LinuxUserManagement


🔒 18/25: usermod -L - Lock user account Example: usermod -L john Explanation: Locks the user account "john," preventing login with the account's password. #UserModLock #LinuxUserManagement


📅 17/25: last - Show user login history Example: last john Explanation: Displays the login history for user "john," including dates and times. #Last #LinuxUserManagement


📋 16/25: newusers - Batch create or update user accounts Example: newusers users.txt Explanation: Reads a text file and creates or updates multiple user accounts in one operation. #NewUsers #LinuxUserManagement


🔑 15/25: passwd -e - Expire user password Example: passwd -e john Explanation: Expires the password for user "john" upon next login, requiring password change. #PasswdExpire #LinuxUserManagement


❌ 14/25: userdel - Remove a user account (low-level) Example: userdel sarah Explanation: Deletes the user account "sarah" from the system. #UserDel #LinuxUserManagement


👤 13/25: useradd - Create a new user account (low-level) Example: useradd sarah Explanation: Adds a new user account named "sarah" to the system. #UserAdd #LinuxUserManagement


🔐 12/25: chmod - Change file permissions Example: chmod 644 file.txt Explanation: Modifies the permissions of "file.txt" to read/write for the owner and read-only for others. #Chmod #LinuxUserManagement


👥 11/25: chgrp - Change group ownership Example: chgrp developers file.txt Explanation: Changes the group ownership of "file.txt" to the "developers" group. #Chgrp #LinuxUserManagement


🔑 10/25: chown - Change file ownership Example: chown john:users file.txt Explanation: Changes the ownership of "file.txt" to user "john" and group "users". #Chown #LinuxUserManagement


👆 9/25: finger - Display user information Example: finger john Explanation: Retrieves and displays detailed information about user "john". #Finger #LinuxUserManagement


👥 8/25: groups - List groups a user belongs to Example: groups john Explanation: Lists all groups that user "john" is a member of. #Groups #LinuxUserManagement


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