Hi Kaushal
I don't know if there is (or which is) a default password assigned for a
new user created usind useradd, but after the definition of a new user (for
example "patata") you can change his password using the passwd command in
this way (being root!):
[root@obelix /usr/local/users]# passwd patata
Changing password for user patata.
New password: <PUT PASSWORD HERE>
Retype new password: <CONFIRM PASSWORD HERE>
passwd: all authentication tokens updated successfully.
[root@obelix /usr/local/users]#
Hope this can help you.
Pedro
05/10/2004 10:24
kaushal <kaushal@xxxxxxxxxx>@vger.kernel.org
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Asunto: default password
Hello all,
When we do adduser or useradd at the shell,what is the default
password assigned for that new user?
Thanks
regards-
kaushal
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