Linux User & File Management

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  newuser:x:1008:1008::/home/newuser:/bin/false
 
  newuser:x:1008:1008::/home/newuser:/bin/false
  
The first part is the username, in this case "newuser"
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*The first part is the username, in this case "newuser"
The "x" means a password is set for the user
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*The "x" means a password is set for the user
 
The two numbers have different meanings, the first number "1008" in this case is the User ID. The second number is the Group ID (Stored in /etc/group)
 
The two numbers have different meanings, the first number "1008" in this case is the User ID. The second number is the Group ID (Stored in /etc/group)
 
The "/home/newuser" is the users current home directory (We will cover more about this in the FTP part below)
 
The "/home/newuser" is the users current home directory (We will cover more about this in the FTP part below)

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