Create new user using run

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

run useradd <username>

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

For example, to create a new user named "john", you would run:

run useradd john

This will create a new user account with the default settings. You can also specify additional options to customize the user creation process. For example, to set a password for the new user, you can use the -p option:

run useradd -p <password> john

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

You can also specify other options to customize the user creation process, such as:

• -m to create a new home directory for the user
• -s to specify the shell for the user
• -G to specify the groups that the user should be a member of

For example, to create a new user named "john" with a home directory, a bash shell, and membership in the "users" group, you would run:

run useradd -m -s /bin/bash -G users john

Note that the run command is not available on all systems, and the syntax may vary depending on the specific system you are using.