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login incorrect
Hi to all,
I get a problem when i tried to modifie the password of the root,but thi s the message i have on root password,even i put the old password i have the same message "password has expired, you are allowed to entry by daemon"Could any one give me any suggestion to solve the problem? Thanks, best regards, espace. |
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u can then try 'passwd' or
"usermod -e YYYY-MM-DD root" either of this should work fine |
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