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sureshcisco sureshcisco is offline
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Remove and block a user from Linux server

Hi,

Can anyone please guide me how can I remove/block a user from a server access.

/usr/sbin/adduser -d /home/john john
echo ****** | passwd --stdin john

I used the above command to add a user "john". How do I delete and block john.

Appreciate your responses.

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