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What should I do to create a user using the FOR loop script from U1 to U6
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Notepad++ does not have a “FOR loop” concept. As a text editor, you could type a FOR loop using the syntax of whatever source code language you are coding in, but this site is about Notepad++, not about generic programming, and as such, your question appears off-topic – if you’ve got a question about “how to code a FOR loop in programming language X”, you need to find a forum about X, not about the tool that you use to type the source code for X.
If you believe I have misunderstood you, and you think it’s relevant to Notepad++ specifically, instead of being a misplaced question about some programming language that you’re typing using Notepad++, please clarify in such a way as to make it clear why you think this is a problem for fellow Notepad++ users to help you with… but please understand that even with clarification, we may disagree with your assessment. (In general, if your question would be the same whether you are using Notepad++, MS notepad.exe, or
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@Diyorbek-Arslonov said in Notepad script:
What should I do to create a user using the FOR loop script from U1 to U6
Assuming that you are referring to creating user accounts on a Unix/Linux system, here’s an example FOR loop script that you could use to create user accounts from U1 to U6:
This script uses a FOR loop to iterate through a range of numbers from 1 to 6, and generates a username and a random password for each user account. The useradd command is used to create the user account with the specified username, home directory, and password. The -m option creates the home directory for the user, and the -s option specifies the default shell. The -p option sets the password for the user, and the openssl passwd command generates an encrypted password hash for the specified password.
Note that this script should be executed with root privileges, as creating user accounts typically requires administrative privileges.
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So @PeterJones chides @Diyorbek-Arslonov to stay on-topic, and you just blow through that and continue on with something off-topic? Ugh and double ugh.
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P PeterJones locked this topic on
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I originally left this unlocked under the minimal chance that somehow the original poster would explain the way in which it was on topic. This didn’t happen, and now this topic is attracting replies to continue perpetuating the off-topic conversation. As such, it is being locked.
