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crasho2001
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Hi,
I am not sure you can create read-only user.
Each user will have at least "other" authorities.
But you can disable existing group authorities for this user.
Just create a new group(groupadd) and use -g option (you should check gid from /etc/group)at useradd command to set primary group for the new user.
OR set new user primary group "other" , if "other" is not primary group for any of other users.
I am not sure you can create read-only user.
Each user will have at least "other" authorities.
But you can disable existing group authorities for this user.
Just create a new group(groupadd) and use -g option (you should check gid from /etc/group)at useradd command to set primary group for the new user.
OR set new user primary group "other" , if "other" is not primary group for any of other users.
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