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Barracuda SSL VPN Managing Users
Not really sure if this is the right site to be posting on, but I have a question about my Barracuda SSL VPN. I know there is a built-in user database on the VPN.
Is there some way (in my asp.net ...
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new user with authorized_keys: how to NOT ask for the old password when setting one?
when I create a user in the system with Chef, I always upload its public key to .ssh/authorized_keys. When user logs in for the first time, he is required to "change" his password. For that a stub ...
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Adding FreeBSD user upon first login
Is it possible, to achieve the proposed behavior on my FreeBSD 8.2 server:
New user ssh's into my server. He supplies as 'Login:' his student index number and a new, locked account is created with ...
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LDAP loginShell on platforms with different paths
I'm using LDAP to deal with users and authentication across my network. I'm now adding FreeBSD hosts and have hit a problem with login shells. on Linux, shells tend to be in /bin/$shellname, so ...
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Ubuntu - Identifying a logged in user's bash session
I'm trying to delete a user logged into my ubuntu system. Let's call the user bob.
I'm running
sudo userdel -r bob
The response I get is
userdel: user bob is currently logged in
So I run
ps ...
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How can you find out the current user's logon date/time in Windows 7?
In Windows XP you can easily see what time you logged in by pressing Ctrl-Alt-Delete. This would show the Windows Security dialog box, which included the field "Logon Date". But in Windows 7, the ...
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Tracking Users Logged on Hours
I'm looking for some software or a solution to track users login/logout time and present that information in a manager friendly format.
Users are running Windows XP though ideally I'd be able to ...
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Is NFS + NIS a modern good practice for Linux networks to achieve common logins and home directories?
I'm setting up a smallish network of Centos servers (less than 10) and I'd like to have common logins on all of them as well as network mapped home directories.
I used to work with Solaris quite a ...
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How do I create an interactive daemon login?
I run a service on a debian/linux machine which runs at boot with a 'screen' session I can always attach to.
I would like to create a username which I can run this service as. At the moment I use a ...
