User administration per command line or skript ?

hi everybody,
does anyone know if it is possible to add users, roles, groups per command
line or skript instead of the Admin-Console ?
Thanks in advance
harald

I don't know why you want this but beware with this kind of things. A long, long time ago I decided it would be cool to write a small program to lock my hard drive so nobody would change anything. It was a success. The problem was that the application didn't unlock the drive and to compile the new version I had to format the drive and reinstall everything (including the 30 MS Office diskettes and the rest of the stuff).
You must remember that the administrator is also a user... This change would also (probably) prevent the system from creating swap files and Virtual Memory, logs wouldn't work and there are certainly a lot of other stuff that needs to write to the disk and that wouldn't work either.

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