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Originally Posted by Chanakya.m
thats fine..
just by using entr key after "chfn <$USER> " we can just edit that to replace with new information. My requirement is to reset that information to blank/NULL...
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Hit enter and it is blank. It is only the fifth field in the /etc/passwd file. If your chfn doesn't work like mine (hitting enter resets it to blank) then just edit the /etc/passwd file.
