Re: [tlug] Feisty Upgrade, USB issues and other oddities

["Josh Glover" <jmglov@example.com>]

On 04/04/07, Arwyn Hainsworth <arwyn@example.com> wrote:

> Um no, it isn't the right command. useradd creates users, use usermod to
> modify them. Also the command 'groups' will show what groups you are in. So
> to add yourself to plugdev you would need to do:
> #:  user="dave";sudo usermod -G `groups |sed "s/^$user //;s/ /,/g"` $user

I think you're missing a ",plugdev" on the end there, aren't you? And
why set $user manually, when the shell sets $USER for you? This
command should read:

sudo usermod -G `groups |sed "s/^$USER //;s/ /,/g"`",plugdev" $USER

-Josh