After creating user account successfully it shows 64
blocks.what for these 64 blocks are used and what information
is stored in this blocks?

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After creating user account successfully it shows 64 blocks.what for these 64 blocks are used and ..

Answer / khamruddin

those 64 blocks size are for
" local.cshrc,local.login.local.profile" files When we add
a new user by default this files are created in users home
directory,whose capacity is 64bytes...

thanks & regards

k.khamruddin

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After creating user account successfully it shows 64 blocks.what for these 64 blocks are used and ..

Answer / rathnasekaran.r(tcs,chennai)

Size depends on default files defined for homedirectory
which is under /etc/skel

-rw-r--r-- 1 root sys 136 Apr 12 2005
local.cshrc
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 167 Apr 12 2005
local.login
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 184 Apr 12 2005
local.profile

Sometimes we should get 24 blocks created ,

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After creating user account successfully it shows 64 blocks.what for these 64 blocks are used and ..

Answer / prathap reddy

when we create a user by default three files will be
updated in users home directory those are "
local.cshrc,local.login.local.profile"whose capacity is 64
bytes.....

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After creating user account successfully it shows 64 blocks.what for these 64 blocks are used and ..

Answer / mohammed mukram

I created a user john, so if u check the files in the home
directory of john , you can see 3 files, whose size is 64 bytes.

# su john
# ls
home
# cd home
# ls
john
# cd john
# ls
local.cshrc local.login local.profile

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After creating user account successfully it shows 64 blocks.what for these 64 blocks are used and ..

Answer / megastar chiru

64blocks mean to create min size of your home directory. it
is depend on your way of add/creating user.

/usr/sbin/useradd -u xx -g xy -m /export/home/useryy -s
/bin/sh -k /etc/skel useryy will give you 64 blocks output

/user/sbin/useradd useryy ---> this will also add/create a
user with defaults. mean without home directory. in passwd
file will show you default home directory of the user. but
you can't place any files on it. but first syntax we can
create/save files.

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