<html> I had to add some users to a remote site. X traffic from there is way to slow to use system-config-users. I got around it by doing for nam in user1 user2 user3 user4 do groupadd $nam useradd -g $nam $nam echo $nam | stdin -- passwd $nam done (Passwords were actually set to something else) But now I realize they should be in group x (I don't want to change their original group, just add them to group x). Normally I would use system-config-users and add them but the x traffic is too slow. I am not sure how to do it without X. Is it simply a matter of editing /etc/passwd and adding the additional groups? Or perhaps editing /etc/group and adding ,user1,user2 .... to the entry for group x? Is there anything else that would need to be done? </html>