Create new user from run

To create a new user from the run command, you can use the following syntax:

run useradd <username>

Replace <username> with the desired username for the new user.

For example:

run useradd john

This will create a new user named john with a default home directory and shell.

If you want to specify additional options, you can use the following flags:

• -m : Create the user's home directory and set the default shell.
• -s : Specify the default shell for the new user.
• -d : Specify the home directory for the new user.
• -c : Specify a comment for the new user.

For example:

run useradd -m -s /bin/bash -d /home/john john

This will create a new user named john with a home directory /home/john, a default shell /bin/bash, and a comment.

Note: The run command is used to execute a command as the root user, so you need to have root privileges to create a new user.