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Small example script that deletes default accounts and adds new account called admin. It needs to be executed as root user. | Small example script that deletes default accounts and adds new account called admin. It needs to be executed as root user. | ||
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echo "Remove user ftpuser and it's home directory" | echo "Remove user ftpuser and it's home directory" | ||
Revision as of 13:51, 28 December 2011
As you know Telem-GW6 is Busybox Linux based system. So normal commands for managing user accounts and file permissions apply. Typical commands to know and use are: adduser, deluser, passwd, chmod, chown, cp, rm. Introduction to Busybox and its commands can be found from [1]
Small example script that deletes default accounts and adds new account called admin. It needs to be executed as root user.
#!/bin/sh
echo "Remove user ftpuser and it's home directory"
deluser ftpuser
rm -r /home/ftpuser
echo "Remove user martem and it's home directory"
deluser martem
rm -r /home/martem
echo "Create user admin"
adduser admin