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2017 Sep 08
0
password reset
...udo passwd?
> When I try to change the password with sudo, the timestamp on /etc/passwd gets updated but there is nothing logged to anything in /var/log/
Hmm, does the entry in /etc/passwd change, too?
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Steffen Kaiser
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2017 Sep 07
5
password reset
This is off topic, but I am not sure where to go.
I have a local user who cannot login because of a forgotten password, so I went to reset her password with
sudo passed <user>
Which appears to work, asking for a new password and a confirmation. No error occurs (unless I give it unmatched passwords), but the password is not changed.
if I try to change the password in the user's