bob user already exists so useradd is not the correct command. Please check for the gpasswd or usermod command.
In your case, using the -g option with useradd will change the primary group of the bob's user.
You can check the group details by using the id bob.
This issue has been fixed. Please give it another try and let me know.
Thanks for your response, I was able to complete my tasks without issues except for
another issue which I am not able to solve. Iam not sure if this is my issue or the issue with system.
The question on mount points being persistent accross reboots is not working out for me.
Here is the command that I added to the /etc/fstab:
/dev/dba_storage/volume1 /mnt/dba_storage xfs defaults 0 2
@faisalbasha1982, the screenshot you provided shows an incorrect path name; it is missing an underscore character between “volume” and “1.” The full string should read /dev/mapper/dba_storage-volume_1 /mnt/dba_storage xfs defaults 0 0.
I would understood if there is an issue with hidden files transfer but non hidden files transfer gives me doubts with the system or am I missing something!
Rather than posting a new thread altogether, I wanted to add that I am experiencing issues with Challenge 1 - LFCS. All tasks appear to be completed according to the topology and task lists checked, but I still receive a ‘Tasks not completed’ message.
Hi @sumutokoro ,
I checked and didn’t see any issues. You may be missing something for the “group-permissions” task.
In your case, it’s hidden, so I can’t help it.
We do have a solution for this. You can try again. Solution Link
I did encounter the same issue as I was not mentioning the mappers dir in the path. But I am confused as when I did mount file system I did not use the mappers dir, then why I do have to mention this in /etc/fstab file.
