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distributions, useradd will create the home directory by default and there is support for an option to disable that. Other Linux distrubutions either lack the option in login.defs or the support for -M. As workaround look for the option and if it is set, force -M. Tested by Jens Rehsack. Addresses PR 40737. |
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