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Hi All
I have Redhat linux server and configured FTP (vftpd) server on it. I am facing one starnge problem that, the users passwd which is created to login into FTP is automatically getting resetted every day. Every day i need to set the passwd. How do i prevent that, where is the option for that. Regards Sakthi |
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can u check by creating a user id and login using ssh.Also check the user details in /etc/passwd and /etc/shadow file.It may be having some issue with min time period in /etc/shadow or expiry of account.
One more way u can check is create an account using the syntax useradd -e expirydate so that you can confirm that expiry is happening on that date. For more info check man useradd |
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move user to nologin mode in /etc/passwd /etc/shadow /etc/groups!
grep utmp/wtmp user logging/command issue from utmp/wtmp accounting logs! add user to ssh deny list revert back in forum! man vipw man vigr |
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