NOTE
Ubuntu does not support any graphical tools that enable you to configure
disk quotas. A Quota mini-HOWTO is maintained at
http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/Quota.html.
Related Ubuntu Commands
You use these commands to manage user accounts in Ubuntu:
ac—Provides user account statistics
change—Sets or modifies user password expiration policies
chfn—Creates or modifies user finger information in /etc/passwd
chgrp—Modifies group memberships
chmod—Changes file permissions
chown—Changes file ownerships
chpasswd—Modifies user passwords in batches
chsh—Modifies a user’s shell
groups—Displays existing group memberships
logname—Displays a user’s login name
newusers—Batches user management command
passwd—Creates or modifies user passwords
su—Executes a shell or command as another user
sudo—Manages selected user execution permissions
useradd—Creates, modifies, or manages users
usermod—Edits a user’s login profile
References
http://tldp.org/HOWTO/User-Authentication-HOWTO/—A
HOWTO that describes how user and group information is stored and
used for authentication
http://tldp.org/HOWTO/Shadow-Password-HOWTO.html—A
HOWTO that delves into the murky depths of shadow passwords and