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On boot, there is no reason to add or modify a user account if already
exists in the system with same groups and settings.
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Add admin level users to "disk" group so that they can execute RAID commands.
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Add "admin" and "operator" level users to the "dip" group so that they
can execute CLI commands that bring up and take down PPP connections.
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Manpage for useradd is incorrect, the option is -N not -n.
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Change to use -n option to useradd:
A group having the same name as the user being added to the system
will be created by default (when -g is not specified). This option
will turn off this behavior. When this option is used, users by
default will be placed in whatever group is specified in the GROUP
variable of /etc/default/useradd. If no default group is defined,
group 100 (users) will be used.
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Root (which uses bash) must be allowed, and probably want to
allow others as well. Better to add full shell support later
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Rewrite the scripts that manage user accounts to:
1) use Posix standard useradd, userdel scripts rather than modifying
passwd/group files directly.
2) add home-directory field to account management
3) support adding accounts to additional groups
Note: this code should now also work with NIS since it has no direct
access to /etc/passwd.
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Run script through perltidy to cleanup indentation
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Put GPL license on this script
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