How to add a new user on a Linux server (with SSH access)

[@thenameisnigel]

Thanks a lot this was insightful!

[@codewithbubb]

You’re welcome. Hope you found it useful.

[@SoRusted]

exactly what i needed

[@codewithbubb]

Glad you found it useful 😀

[@kRystal69]

Thank you, that was really useful... ✨✨

[@codewithbubb]

You’re welcome! Glad you found it helpful.

[@andriyobukhovskyi9962]

great explenation!

[@codewithbubb]

Thanks very much. Are you running your own servers?

[@andriyobukhovskyi9962]

@@codewithbubbYep. Have a couple on AWS

[@stephanaugustin7107]

Thank you🎉🎉

[@codewithbubb]

No problem 😀

[@djlee0721]

Thanks!

[@codewithbubb]

Cheers Daniel!

[@zoki5388]

Hey could you make video on how to deploy multiple node apps on ubuntu.

[@codewithbubb]

Sure, do you mean hosting multiple node apps under one domain/ip or the actual deployment (or both)?

[@codewithbubb]

I did a video to answer your question here: How to Host Multiple Node Apps with nginx and pm2
ruclips.net/video/5NwwuSWrCdw/видео.html

[@TB7530]

Thanks for the vid. chown -R yields invalid group

[@codewithbubb]

Thanks very much. What was the full command you were running? Chances are either the user doesn't exist or the group doesn't exist.

[@TB7530]

@@codewithbubb chown -R natixis:natixis .ssh/ I just created the user.

[@maxfir]

How to add another developer (with custom ssh key) as an user to VPS?

[@samiajulia6863]

4:37,what is the chown command hidden by you plz

[@gehtdichnichtsan5576]

chown -R george:george .ssh/

[@redwakawaka]

also wondering

[@sumukhbharadwaj8882]

In case anyone's still wondering: chown -R username:username ~/.ssh

[@marcomisseri8201]

I think it is simply: george:george .ssh

[@Babbili]

Nice,

[@codewithbubb]

Thanks very much 👍

[@Babbili]

@@codewithbubb you're welcome, i wonder where can i get Linux commands documentations, is there a good site for that

[@codewithbubb]

I think it's probably one of those things when you need to use a command you end up Googling. I think if you search for 'Linux cheat sheet' you'll probably get some useful lists to get you familiar with some common commands.