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11-25-2009
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inactivity default to 30 days
Hi All,
On red hat ent 4. How do I make the inactivity a default to 30 days? What config file I need to modify so that I will not modify /etc/shadow? Thanks for any comment you may add. |
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11-25-2009
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Your question is unclear. Are you talking about locking a users account after X number of days of inactivity? If so, there is no global way of doing it as far as I know without editing /etc/shadow.
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