How would one disable the creation of multiple users on Ubuntu 17.10?
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I am currently using Ubuntu 17.10 and I am looking for a way to disable the ability to create any more users on my system. I have several people who use this computer, but I would like for them to only use this "user". Is there any way to do this?
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I am currently using Ubuntu 17.10 and I am looking for a way to disable the ability to create any more users on my system. I have several people who use this computer, but I would like for them to only use this "user". Is there any way to do this?
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Don't give them administrative privileges.
– muru
Mar 13 at 23:57
Or if they need sudo / admin access configure sudo to give access to only what they need and do not allow them to create new users.
– Panther
Mar 14 at 3:24
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I am currently using Ubuntu 17.10 and I am looking for a way to disable the ability to create any more users on my system. I have several people who use this computer, but I would like for them to only use this "user". Is there any way to do this?
17.10 users
asked Mar 13 at 23:39
Hunter Batley
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I am currently using Ubuntu 17.10 and I am looking for a way to disable the ability to create any more users on my system. I have several people who use this computer, but I would like for them to only use this "user". Is there any way to do this?
17.10 users
17.10 users
asked Mar 13 at 23:39
Hunter Batley
111
asked Mar 13 at 23:39
Hunter Batley
111
asked Mar 13 at 23:39
Hunter Batley
111
asked Mar 13 at 23:39
Hunter Batley
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asked Mar 13 at 23:39
Hunter Batley
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Don't give them administrative privileges.
– muru
Mar 13 at 23:57
Or if they need sudo / admin access configure sudo to give access to only what they need and do not allow them to create new users.
– Panther
Mar 14 at 3:24
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Don't give them administrative privileges.
– muru
Mar 13 at 23:57
Or if they need sudo / admin access configure sudo to give access to only what they need and do not allow them to create new users.
– Panther
Mar 14 at 3:24
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Don't give them administrative privileges.
– muru
Mar 13 at 23:57
Don't give them administrative privileges.
– muru
Mar 13 at 23:57
Or if they need sudo / admin access configure sudo to give access to only what they need and do not allow them to create new users.
– Panther
Mar 14 at 3:24
Or if they need sudo / admin access configure sudo to give access to only what they need and do not allow them to create new users.
– Panther
Mar 14 at 3:24
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Don't give them administrative privileges.
– muru
Mar 13 at 23:57
Or if they need sudo / admin access configure sudo to give access to only what they need and do not allow them to create new users.
– Panther
Mar 14 at 3:24