Linux lid (libuser-lid) Command Examples

The lid (libuser-lid) command is a utility used to manage user accounts and user groups on Linux systems. The lid command is part of the libuser library, which provides a standardized interface for manipulating and administering user and group accounts on various Linux distributions.

Here are some common examples of using the lid command:

  • To add a new user account:
lid -a username
  • To change the password for a user account:
lid -p username
  • To delete a user account:
lid -D username
  • To add a user to a group:
lid -g groupname -a username
  • To delete a user from a group:
lid -g groupname -D username
  • To list all user accounts:
lid -u
  • To list all group accounts:
lid -g

Note: The specific options and syntax for the lid command may vary depending on the distribution and version of libuser being used. Be sure to consult the manual pages (man lid) for your specific system for more information.

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