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OK, now I'm trying to understand /etc/default/useradd and why /etc/shadow has
expirations included, but /etc/passwd does not (see: man shadow)
I don't know how these users got like this. I do everything like this:
useradd [user], passwd [user], usermod -G [group] [user], smbadduser [user],
smbpasswd [user] I've never had a problem before.
Should I just hack /etc/shadow?
/mario
On Friday 27 August 2004 14:02, you as Mario Lombardo wrote:
> I'm getting some users/passwords expiring:
>
> "Your account has expired; please contact your system administrator"
>
> I'm not sure where else to look besides, /etc/passwd
> I don't see anything interesting.
> How do I ensure the account doesn't expire?
>
> /mario
>
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