As you know the passwd command is interactive, so it cannot be used in scripts in it’s basic form. As you know, when you type passwd, you are asked to type the password twice. $ sudo passwd mike Enter new…
As you know the passwd command is interactive, so it cannot be used in scripts in it’s basic form. As you know, when you type passwd, you are asked to type the password twice. $ sudo passwd mike Enter new…
When you need to forbid a user to login the Linux system, you lock that user’s account. There are a few ways to do that. The simplest way to lock a user is with the passwd command. Without any option,…
The useradd command is generical for all the Linux distros: Syntax: useradd [options] username Creating users with the default configuration: $ sudo useradd yoda $ grep yoda /etc/passwd yoda:x:1010:1012::/home/yoda:/bin/sh To view the default options for creating users, use useradd -D…