You must log on to linuxuseradd to create a user. Otherwise, the corresponding folder-Linux Enterprise Application-Linux server application information will not be generated in the home. For details, see the following. After setting up ftp today, I created a new user test and created it with useradd. I did not expect ftp login to be unavailable. A prompt is displayed.
500 OOPS: cannot change dictionary:/home/username
Go to the/home directory and check whether the user's directory has been created.
$ Su username is required. The corresponding folder is displayed after login.
Summary: Users created by linux useradd must be logged in; otherwise, no corresponding folders will be generated in home.
Note: New methods have been found.
You can also
$ Sudo useradd usename-m
In this way, the home directory of the folder will be created when the user is created.
$ Sudo useradd usename-d \ etc \
In this way, when creating a user, specify its home directory as another folder. Here I will use \ etc as an example.
-M is used to create the user's main directory, which does not exist.-d is used to specify a directory for the user, which already exists.
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