When creating new local users, several default settings are used by YaST. These include, for example, the primary group and the secondary groups the user belongs to, or the access permissions of the user's home directory. You can change these default settings to meet your requirements:
Open the YaST dialog and select the tab.
To change the primary group the new users should automatically belong to, select another group from .
To modify the secondary groups for new users, add or change groups in . The group names must be separated by commas.
If you do not want to use
/home/ as
default path for new users' home directories, modify the .
username
To change the default permission modes for newly created home directories, adjust the umask value in . For more information about umask, refer to Chapter Access Control Lists in Linux (↑Security Guide) and to the umask man page.
For information about the individual options, click .
Apply your changes with .