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> Furthermore:  xuserset delete n0000 -u appears to work.  However,
> after doing that, re-adding the root user, showing with xgetent passwd
> n0000 that only root and the admin user are there, when I tried
> "xgroupset delete n0000 -u" I got a pile of error messages saying that
> the groups in question were not empty:
> xp_group_del: n0000: Error 5: jockusch:group not empty
> xp_group_del: n0000: Error 5: segal:group not empty
> 
> 
> One more:  is it possible to avoid adding the admin-type groups and
> users (like lp, nobody, etc)?
> 

just as a workaround, you could add all the groups (with -u), then all
the users (again with -u) and then delete all the groups (with -u)

this would delete all the "admin-type" groups since they won't have any
users associated with them in the pool.

for the most part, the user/group stuff seems to be fine now. thanks for
testing it out.

> Daniel
> 


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