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hi friends,
i am new in linux.my doubt is
1. "how can i see all users present in the sytem"
2. how can i change the uer name and password(i ...
- 10-06-2007 #1Just Joined!
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hi friends,
i am new in linux.my doubt is
1. "how can i see all users present in the sytem"
2. how can i change the uer name and password(i have root password)
- 10-06-2007 #2forum.guy
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Regarding #2...
Here's a HowTo for resetting user and root passwords:
http://www.linuxforums.org/forum/lin...-password.htmloz
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- 10-07-2007 #3Just Joined!
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Friend, I change the root passwd and user passwd.But trhe problem is i cant login the user.by default when login screen is displayed it show the root.i replace the user name and enter the new passwd.but cant logged in the the system with that user name.
other doubt is how can i find all the user the are present in my system.
thanks.
- 10-07-2007 #4forum.guy
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I'm not sure what's going on then. If time spent on this is of any importance, you might want to save time and simply reinstall to see if that helps. If not, you can continue to troubleshoot the problem as is.
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- 10-07-2007 #5Check folders in /home. Whenever one creates a new user, system creates a <user_id> folder under /home by default. There are a few exceptions though.
Originally Posted by rajforlinux
Code:ls /home
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- 10-07-2007 #6forum.guy
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You could also get an idea of what user accounts are set up by going to a terminal/konsole and running the command:
Let us know how it goes.Code:cat /etc/group
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