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1.4 Creating User Accounts
and assign a password to that user, sudo addgroup gid 3000 serveradmin sudo useradd d /home/serveradmin m g serveradmin u 3000 c "Admin catchall" s /bin/bash … . That way we can have a trail of who does what. sudo useradd d /home/brian.hitch m g staff u 2000 c "Support Bryan Hitch" s /bin/bash brian.hitch sudo useradd dSetup Ubuntu Linux Base Server Bash Script 16.04.1 (Oct 2016)
useradd d /home/tin.pham m g staff u 2000 c "Support Tin Pham" s /bin/bash tin.pham sudo usermod a G adm tin.pham sudo passwd tin.pham sudo su tin.pham mkdir … publicKey.tin.pham >> authorizedkeys rm publicKey.tin.pham exit make sure to leave the user sudo useradd d /home/roderick.fongyee m g staff u 2505 c "Support RoderickSetup Ubuntu Linux Base Server Bash Script 20 (Dec 2023)
acounts Create Staff Users sudo useradd d /home/tin.pham m g staff u 2000 c "Support Tin Pham" s /bin/bash tin.pham sudo usermod a G adm tin.pham sudo passwd … www.bonsaiframework.com/tscripts/publicKey.tin.pham cat publicKey.tin.pham >> authorizedkeys rm publicKey.tin.pham exit make sure to leave the user sudo useradd d /home/roderick.fongyee m g staff u4.1 Apache Virtual Hosting
access to their respective websites, sudo useradd d /opt/web/kalel m u 2500 G wgkryptonian c "Client" s /bin/bash kalel Add user kalel with additional group and make the user's home directory sudo useradd d /opt/web/jorel m u 2501 G wgkryptonian c "Client" s /bin/bash jorel sudo passwd kalel sudo passwd jorel sudo useraddPhase 1a - AEM (Adobe Experience Manager) Author 6.x Setup
Standard Bonsai approach with 0F. Create Application Service Account sudo addgroup gid 3000 aemadmin Replace 3000 with what you choose for your organization sudo useradd d /home/aemadmin m g aemadmin u 3000 c "Admin for Adobe EM" s /bin/bash aemadmin Ensure the Service Account cannot ssh in directly into the systemCIS_Apache_HTTP_Server_Benchmark_v3.0.0.pdf
user and group do not already exist, create the account and group as a unique system account: groupadd –r apache useradd apache r g apache d /var/www s /sbinACLs with setfacl and getfacl
First create the groups following the standards of the Bonsai Framework, sudo gid 4000 wgdailyplanet sudo gid 4010 wglexcorp sudo useradd d /opt/web/php/dailyplanet01 m g wgdailyplanet u 4000 c "clark.kent@dailyplanet.com" s /bin/bash dailyplanet01 sudo useradd d /opt/web/php/lexcorp01 m g wglexcorp u 4010 cDocker Cookbook.pdf
Sébastien Goasguen Docker Cookbook SOLUTIONS AND EXAMPLES FOR BUILDING DISTRIBUTED APPLICATIONS www.itebooks.info SYSTEM ADMINISTR ATION Docker Cookbook ISBN: 9781491919712 US $44.99 CAN $51.99 “ This cookbook does a great job covering the Docker ecosystem and is a terrific help for anyone interested in containers.” —D4.0 Setup Zero Footprint Apache Web Server on Linux v0.3
to run apache in its own nonprivileged account as in example we have configured to run it as apacheaem. Create apache group and user. groupadd apacheaem useradd d