Does anything in Linux work *well* 1562

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On Sat, 5 Mar 2005 11:47:05 -0600,

Again, Erik is being, er, less than accurate.

I added a user, (test) via the aduser script.

Adding user `test'... Adding new group `test' (1002). Adding new user `test' (1002) with group `test'. Creating home directory `-home-test'. Copying files from `-etc-skel' Enter new UNIX pbuttword: Retype new UNIX pbuttword: pbuttwd: pbuttword updated successfully Changing the user information for test Enter the new value, or press ENTER for the default Full Name : test Room Number : Work Phone : Home Phone : Other : Is the information correct? y-N y test:x:1002:

dialout:x:20:kat,cupsys,test test:x:1002: Removing user `test'... done.

As you can see, deleting the user, removed them from all groups to which they belonged, leaving no trailing bits for Erik's scenario to work with.

Note that I also used the GNOME user-groups tool, and it did the same, adding a user, with access via groups, to resources, then deleting said user, resulted in the user being deleted from all groups.

check your facts next time.

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