single-user systems even if you are the only
adding users openbsd uses many of the standard unix password-management adduser gives you a chance to choose the users’ shell. the list of shells is at 1000 and takes the first available uid. you can change this if you wish,
shellpref = ’csh’, ’sh’, ‘ksh’, ‘nologin’ this is
defaultgroup = user this is the primary group that the user is a member of. to use different numbers to interoperate with your other unix-like systems. adding users you’ll create a hash. when you create or change a password,
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The Root Password UNIX has an all-or-nothing concept of security. While the root user may do absolutely anything, other users may only do things Do not change OpenBSD’s root shell unless you know all the implications of doing so.
moderated newsgroups faq
subject: q4.6 what moderation tools are available in non-unix environments? most on-line services will not allow a normal user to mangle those headers. if as a shell account. contrasting reports from anyone moderating an active
passwd in shell script
is there a way to change user password using passwd command in shell script? i don't want to use expect. please help
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oversees installations, monitoring and managing change to servers (overall monitors and tunes unix systems to achieve optimum performance levels in standalone strong knowledge in shell scripting. knowledge of communication and
10 pros & cons of switching from windows to mac os x
pro - it's unix!: you've got a very, very nice gui but under the hood is good ole' unix. it's nice to get to a decent shell for once, rather than being stuck with the windows command prompt. compiling open-source applications is far
A New Website, Part One - Setting the Stage
The 'shell' is the user interface to your server computer. it will run Linux commands (which are mostly the same as Unix commands). use the interface provided by your domain registrar to change the nameserver addresses to:
how to look like a unix guru
the .bash_profile file is very important as it is how your shell session is initialized to change the privileges of a file or directory, use chmod. the 755 is a shorthand for the more readable argument u=rwx,go=rx. u is user,
unix tools class 5
what is a shell? the user interface to the operating system. its a plain txt file with a list of unix commands in it. easy to work with files; easy to work with string (can just append strings, change strings etc.

macosxhints.com - Change a user's default shell
A MacOSXism that might throw more classically-aligned Unix folks is how to change a user's shell (or other passwd information, actually).
UNIX shell differences and how to change your shell
Why change your shell. The UNIX shell is most people's main access to the UNIX to the interactive user (the only real concession being the use of shell
Unix shells on OS X
Then in the central colum, click on "users" and select the user name of the user whose shell you want to change. Then replace /bin/bash with either
Learn UNIX in 10 minutes
Change current directory to the parent directory of the current directory. cd $STRMWORK Change Bash is the default user shell for most Linux systems.
USENIX ;login: - telnetd and inetd on Windows NT with OpenNT
This does not cause a change in the telnetd code; rather it causes a change in the method of the user obtaining a shell. (It did cause a simple change in