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# Type the following command the press enter: <pre>sudo adduser username</pre> | # Type the following command the press enter: <pre>sudo adduser username</pre> | ||
#: Be sure to replace the username with the username for your new user. | #: Be sure to replace the username with the username for your new user. | ||
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# When prompted, set and confirm the new user's password. | # When prompted, set and confirm the new user's password. | ||
# Accept the default for the users information or enter whatever you chose. This will have no real impact on the new user. | # Accept the default for the users information or enter whatever you chose. This will have no real impact on the new user. | ||
# Type the following command the press enter: <pre>sudo usermod -aG sudo username</pre> | # Type the following command the press enter: <pre>sudo usermod -aG sudo username</pre> | ||
#: Be sure to replace the username with the username for your new user. | #: Be sure to replace the username with the username for your new user. |
Revision as of 10:25, 13 August 2019
- Connect to the Valt server via SSH or via the console using an existing user.
- Type the following command the press enter:
sudo adduser username
- Be sure to replace the username with the username for your new user.
- When prompted, set and confirm the new user's password.
- Accept the default for the users information or enter whatever you chose. This will have no real impact on the new user.
- Type the following command the press enter:
sudo usermod -aG sudo username
- Be sure to replace the username with the username for your new user.