edefgroup="${defgroup}"

		eexgroups="${exgroups:1}"

	*-darwin9)

		# FAFHRD: So, altering this in a way that assumes:

		#   1) We're on OSX 10.5

		#   2) We're doing things prefix-style

		### Make the user

		if [[ -z $@ ]] ; then

			dscl . create /Users/${euser} UniqueID ${euid}

			dscl . create /Users/${euser} UserShell "${EROOT}${eshell}"

			dscl . create /Users/${euser} NFSHomeDirectory "${EROOT}${ehome}"

			dscl . create /Users/${euser} RealName "${euser}, added by portage for ${PN}"

			# FAFHRD NOTE: So, it seems that Password = '*' is really

			#   the key to a user being able to login via the login

			#   screen or not; also, all users created via the

			#   System Preferences.app menu are in group 'staff';

			#   so, given both of these facts, allow "real" users to

			#   be created if their primary group is 'staff';

			#   granted, you still need to set a password

			#   post user creation to actually log in.

			#   WARNING: you need to log out first to see the user

			#   in the login screen or the account switching menu.

			[[ ! "${edefgroup}" == "staff" ]] && \

				dscl . create /Users/${euser} Password '*'

			### Add the user to the groups specified

			# Yes, the default user group is 'staff' (on OSX 10.5)

			if [[ ! -z "${edefgroup}" ]]; then

				local defgid=$(dscl . -read /Groups/$edefgroup |grep PrimaryGroupID |awk -F' ' '{print $2}')

				dscl . create /Users/${euser} PrimaryGroupID "${defgid}"

				dscl . merge /Groups/${edefgroup} GroupMembership ${euser}

			fi

			local oldifs=${IFS}

			export IFS=","

			if [ ! -z ${eexgroups} ]; then

				for g in ${eexgroups} ; do

					dscl . merge /Groups/${g} GroupMembership ${euser}

				done

			fi

			export IFS=${oldifs}

		else

			einfo "Extra options are not supported on Darwin yet"

			einfo "Please report the ebuild along with the info below"

			einfo "eextra: $@"

			die "Required function missing"

		fi

		;;