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It may be the case that your colleague, while creating the account, created the home directory "by hand" which resulted in it being owned by root. Try running the following as root:
chown -R username ~usernamechgrp -R $(id -gn username) ~usernameWhere username is the name of the problematic account.
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If this turns out to be your problem, to avoid this happening in the future, you want to add the -m switch to the useradd command line used to create the user account. This ensures that the user's selected home directory is created if it doesn't e...
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