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Old 24-01-2007, 10:09 PM
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After going throug ha tutorial on how to setup ftp server one of the steps told me to create a user in terminal so i created a admin user after doing this everything turned to custard and now im getting this error.

"Error"

"failed to run users-admin"

"The underlying authorization mechanism (sudo) does not allow you to run this program. Contact the system administrator."

This only displays after i enter in my root password after trying to access anything in systems tab

anyone have any ideas on how to resolve this issues

thanks..
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Just use command line tool
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sudo useradd vivek
sudo passwd vivek
Let me know if you need any further help
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How to you check the groups and user is there a command to bring up these lists?
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For user
Code:
grep 'user-name' /etc/passwd
less /etc/passwd
vi /etc/passwd
gedit /etc/passwd
For group
Code:
grep 'group-name' /etc/group
less /etc/group
vi /etc/group
gedit /etc/group
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thank you very much for the help

i no this is an alternitive way of getting around this issues but i hate to leave this issue unresolved
if you have any ideas what could of happen please explain and even better instructions on fixing this issue.

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