how securing linux with multi-user ?

Ok thanks you @davidwashere !

Ok soo if i make this its normaly secure ?

useradd ts3
su ts3
(install server)

But in a tutorial i have view something like this:

mkdir /home/ts3
chown -R ts3: /home/ts3

For wath this second command is more securely ?

Thanks you jcolyer for your responce, but I know how create user haha :) I don’t know how to securise it for running like ts3 server deamon ;)

(like in this tutorial (http://brioteam.com/how-install-teamspeak-3-server-linux)) I would know how to make user security for running my deamon out of root user so if ts3 (ex) have backdoor the hacker cant not steal my server or install other think. Thanks you :3

To make a user within your Linux server, you would user the command useradd. So, if you wished to make a user called ts3, you could achieve this by running the following command (as the root user):

useradd ts3

You can read more on using the Linux useradd command via this article, which would also cover granting a user sudo (root level) privileges.

In regards to securing your server’s users, I would recommend utilizing SSH keys. You can read more on SSH keys via this article.

Hope it helps, Jason Colyer DigitalOcean Platform Support Lead