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The other option is ... useradd - g ajit ajit It tells you what the problem is -- "useradd: group ajit exists", remove the group or tinker with the options of your useradd. - g requires a group to be specified ... ajit in this case.

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Later I deleted this suer using the userdel - r ajit command.

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Now when again I am trying to add this user it gives me following error. useradd: group ajit exists - if you want to add this user to that group, use - g.

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Later I deleted this suer using the userdel - r ajit command.

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Now what if I have to add some other user to a group named ajit?

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Now when I try using the - g option with the useradd command it gives we all the set off options avaiable to use along with the useradd command but doesnt create the ajit use

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Now what if I have to add some other user to a group named ajit?

LinuxQuestions.org Ajit Gunge 2010

The other option is ... useradd - g ajit ajit It tells you what the problem is -- "useradd: group ajit exists", remove the group or tinker with the options of your useradd. - g requires a group to be specified ... ajit in this case.

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I am trying to add a user using the useradd command so I run the following at command prompt root@S8500C_9 > useradd ajit.

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Location: Independance, OH groupdel ajit Then run the add again.

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