[debian-edu-commits] [Debian Wiki] Update of "DebianEdu/Documentation/Bookworm/HowTo/Administration" by FransSpiesschaert

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Comment:
typo fix thanks to Serhii Horichenko at hosted-weblate.

  ldap-createuser-krb5 [-u uid] [-g gid] [-G group[,group]...] [-d department] <username> <gecos>
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- All arguments except the username and GECOS field are optional, the latter usually should contain the full name of the user. Unless specified the too will pick the next free UID and GID automatically and not assign any additional groups to the user. If no department is given, it will pick the first ''gosaDepartment'' from LDAP which is likely ''skole'' and for regular users usually not what you want, so you should pick an appropriate value for the user, e.g. ''Teachers'' or ''Students''.  After entering and confirming the password and entering the LDAP administrator password, `ldap-createuser-krb5` will create the user account in LDAP, set the Kerberos password, create the home directory, and add a corresponding Samba user. The following screenshot shows an example invocation to create a user account named `harhir` for a teacher hose full name is "Harry Hirsch":
+ All arguments except the username and GECOS field are optional, the latter usually should contain the full name of the user. Unless specified the tool will pick the next free UID and GID automatically and not assign any additional groups to the user. If no department is given, it will pick the first ''gosaDepartment'' from LDAP which is likely ''skole'' and for regular users usually not what you want, so you should pick an appropriate value for the user, e.g. ''Teachers'' or ''Students''.  After entering and confirming the password and entering the LDAP administrator password, `ldap-createuser-krb5` will create the user account in LDAP, set the Kerberos password, create the home directory, and add a corresponding Samba user. The following screenshot shows an example invocation to create a user account named `harhir` for a teacher hose full name is "Harry Hirsch":
  
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  root at tjener:~# ldap-createuser-krb5 -d Teachers harhir "Harry Hirsch"