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Linux
Commands
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error. newaliases must be run whenever /etc/aliases has been
changed for the change to take effect. Identical to sendmail -bi.
newgrp
newgrp [group]
Change user’s group ID to the specified group. If no group is speci-
fied, change to the user’s login group. The new group is then used
for checking permissions.
newusers
newusers file
System administration command. Create or update system users
from entries in file. Each line in file has the same format as an entry
in /etc/passwd, except that passwords are unencrypted and group
IDs can be given as a name or number. During an update, the pass-
word age field is ignored if the user already exists in the /etc/shadow
password file. If a group name or ID does not already exist, it will
be created. If a home directory does not exist, it will be created.
nfsd
rpc.nfsd [option] n
System administration command. Launch n kernel threads for the
Network File System (NFS) kernel module. The threads will handle
client filesystem requests. By default, only one thread is launched.
Most systems require eight or more, depending on the number of
NFS clients using the system. Use nfsstat to check NFS
performance.
Option
-p port
Listen for NFS requests on port instead of the default port
2049.
nfsstat
nfsstat [options]
System administration command. ...