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Hi there, i am a total newbie at unix. I have a very limited knowege of it. What i need to know is how to make another user on an IP box. I log in as the webmaster and can change my password, but is says that it is based on a dictionary word. Can i either change the password or make another username that has the same rights as a webmaster?
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