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the useradd command adds a user and with other options can
create the user home account and group.
you must use option -m to create the home account if it doesn't exist.


Usage: useradd  [-u uid [-o]] [-g group] [-G group,...] 
                [-d home] [-s shell] [-c comment] [-m [-k template]]
                [-f inactive] [-e expire mm/dd/yy] [-p passwd] [-n] [-r] name
       useradd  -D [-g group] [-b base] [-s shell] [-f inactive] [-e expire mm/dd/

example: useradd -r jsmith -u 9947 -mk /home/jsmith
this created account jsmith with UID of 9947 and made a home account at
/home/jsmith and copied the contents of skelton_dir(which turned out to be 0)


userdel will delete a user from a linux box and delte their home accouots.

[root@rachel /root]# userdel
usage: userdel [-r] name

NOTE: 
     There is also a adduser command they probably works a little different.
     There is also a adduser in Solaris that functions a little different also.
     I have not yet built nots for either of these commands yet.