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Questions tagged [password]

Questions regarding password-based authentication and password management

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How is it possible to set up a Kali Linux installation so that the password that I just set up works? The default credentials do not work: username: root password: toor I could go on listing all the ...
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I'm using doas for privilege escalation together with a command-line program that calls into either sudo or doas (OpenDoas on Linux, this program does not support BSDs) for authentication when it ...
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for RHEL-8.10 with /etc/login.defs having ENCRYPT_METHOD SHA512 for my local ron account I set {as root} the password for it to also be just ron. As such in /etc/shadow I have this: ron:$6$...
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as a Linux admin I have root access and there are however many local users specified in /etc/passwd This is in RHEL-8.10 having ENCRYPT_METHOD SHA512 and /etc/security/pwquality.conf is configured ...
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How do I enable root account = set root password in Synology DSM 7.2? (On Synology DS923+, but I believe it is not at all hardware-bound.) Being rooted with sudo -i, I tried passwd, but I got: -ash: ...
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I have a remote machine that I must access through a proxy, and so I have set up the remote's ssh alias like so: Host server HostName server-ip User my-username ProxyCommand ssh my-proxy-...
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I'm trying to programmatically change a user's password using chpasswd, but I'm getting the following error: /sbin/chpasswd <<< "0s22xmgW:<new_password>" chpasswd: (user ...
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I have problem automounting a network drive, and I noticed the command line to do so uses commas to separate commands. I put username=xxx,password=xxxx there, ... But my password contain a comma. Does ...
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About SSH I know the following command works: ssh -i id_rsa <username>@<ip> Of course: The remote server must be running The passphrase of the id_rsa key is requested and if it is valid ...
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In Ubuntu (maybe other distros too) terminals it appears that password echoing gets enabled between failed password prompts revealing whatever is being typed (the password most probable). I ...
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at https://www.man7.org/linux/man-pages/man5/login.defs.5.html With a lot of rounds, it is more difficult to brute force thepassword. But note also that more CPU resources will be needed to ...
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Using RHEL-8.10 Linux servers in combination with Microsoft Windows 11 workstations in a work environment, samba server is being used with security = user and passdb backend = tdbsam. Doing a simple ...
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I'm having an unusual problem. I created the user, and, I thought, set it's password. For additional context, this is in a production environment, and we are using RHEL 8.10 [root@computer ~] useradd ...
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I'm new to Linux and I've been running the latest version of Zorin OS. I've turned on automatic login on my desktop, but every time it boots, on the desktop a window pops up saying: "An ...
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From reading man ckpasswd I gather that it should accept ClientAuthname: and ClientPassword: through its stdin and exit with an error code and error output, if the password is wrong. I used the Perl ...
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