Cambiar el UID de un usuario en LINUX

Miércoles, junio 10th, 2009

1.- Identificamos el usuario al que vamos a cambiarle el UID

# id ghosti
uid=10008(ghosti) gid=2234(blog) groups=2524(blog)

2.- Cambiamos con el comando usermod el UID del usuario

# usermod -u 10000 ghosti

3.- Identificamos de nuevo al usuario que hemos cambiado el UID y vemos que efectivamente el UID lo hemos cambiado

# id ghosti
uid=10000(ghosti) gid=2234(blog) groups=2524(blog)


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