The OSXUserUtils software provides user and group management utilities including useradd, groupadd, userdel, and groupdel with a simple and efficient interface.
If you're looking for user and group management utilities that are missing from your operating system, then the Missing package is a great solution. This package contains four essential utilities, namely useradd, groupadd, userdel, and groupdel. These programs are designed to work seamlessly with other UNIX-like systems by using NIS to emulate the same commands.
Once installed, these utilities can be accessed from the "traditional" location, which is /usr/sbin. One of the biggest advantages of using Missing is that it eliminates the need to manually add or remove users and groups, which can be time-consuming and prone to errors.
The latest release of Missing includes several bug fixes that make it even more reliable and efficient. For example, the useradd bug has been fixed so that it no longer attempts to create a user directory when none is specified. Additionally, the program now allows you to create users below UID 500 and users with no password (no login).
Another significant improvement is that Missing now defaults the Shell, which means that you can start using it without any additional configuration. Overall, this package is an excellent choice for anyone who needs reliable and efficient user and group management utilities that work seamlessly with other UNIX-like systems.
Once installed, these utilities can be accessed from the "traditional" location, which is /usr/sbin. One of the biggest advantages of using Missing is that it eliminates the need to manually add or remove users and groups, which can be time-consuming and prone to errors.
The latest release of Missing includes several bug fixes that make it even more reliable and efficient. For example, the useradd bug has been fixed so that it no longer attempts to create a user directory when none is specified. Additionally, the program now allows you to create users below UID 500 and users with no password (no login).
Another significant improvement is that Missing now defaults the Shell, which means that you can start using it without any additional configuration. Overall, this package is an excellent choice for anyone who needs reliable and efficient user and group management utilities that work seamlessly with other UNIX-like systems.
What's New
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