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On Alpine linux, adduser -S will create a system user whose user id is starting from 100, and can not be login:

kong:x:100:65533:Linux User,,,:/home/kong:/sbin/nologin

but it is different without -S :

horward:x:1000:1000:Linux User,,,:/home/horward:/bin/ash

On Alpine Linux, adduser -S will create a system user whose user ID starts from 100, and who can not login:

kong:x:100:65533:Linux User,,,:/home/kong:/sbin/nologin

but it is different without -S :

horward:x:1000:1000:Linux User,,,:/home/horward:/bin/ash

for alpine linux.adduser -S will create a system user,who user id is starting at 100,and can not be login.

kong:x:100:65533:Linux User,,,:/home/kong:/sbin/nologin

but it is different when adduser without -S

horward:x:1000:1000:Linux User,,,:/home/horward:/bin/ash

On Alpine linux, adduser -S will create a system user whose user id is starting from 100, and can not be login:

kong:x:100:65533:Linux User,,,:/home/kong:/sbin/nologin

but it is different without -S :

horward:x:1000:1000:Linux User,,,:/home/horward:/bin/ash

for alpine linux.adduser -S will create a system user,who user id is starting at 100,and can not be login.

kong:x:100:65533:Linux User,,,:/home/kong:/sbin/nologin

but it is not different when adduser without -S

horward:x:1000:1000:Linux User,,,:/home/horward:/bin/ash

for alpine linux.adduser -S will create a system user,who user id is starting at 100,and can not be login.

kong:x:100:65533:Linux User,,,:/home/kong:/sbin/nologin

but it is different when adduser without -S

horward:x:1000:1000:Linux User,,,:/home/horward:/bin/ash