| Author(s) | (all…) |
| Maintainer(s) | Tomasz Kłoczko, |
| Nicolas François | |
| Released | 2005 |
| Source | shadow.git |
| Homepage | shadow-utils.web |
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The shadow-utils package includes the necessary programs for converting UNIX password files to the shadow password format, plus programs for managing user
| CMD | MAN | DESCRIPTION |
| chage | (1) | change user password expiry information |
| gpasswd | (1) | administer /etc/group and /etc/gshadow |
| lastlog | (8) | reports the most recent login of all users or of a giv... |
| newgidmap | (1) | set the gid mapping of a user namespace |
| newgrp | (1) | log in to a new group |
| newgrp | (1p) | change to a new group |
| newuidmap | (1) | set the uid mapping of a user namespace |
| sg | (1) | execute command as different group ID |
| adduser | (8) | create a new user or update default new user information |
| chgpasswd | (8) | update group passwords in batch mode |
| chpasswd | (8) | update passwords in batch mode |
| groupadd | (8) | create a new group |
| groupdel | (8) | delete a group |
| groupmems | (8) | administer members of a user's primary group |
| groupmod | (8) | modify a group definition on the system |
| grpck | (8) | verify integrity of group files |
| grpconv | (8) | convert to and from shadow passwords and groups |
| grpunconv | (8) | convert to and from shadow passwords and groups |
| newusers | (8) | update and create new users in batch |
| pwck | (8) | verify integrity of password files |
| pwconv | (8) | convert to and from shadow passwords and groups |
| pwunconv | (8) | convert to and from shadow passwords and groups |
| useradd | (8) | create a new user or update default new user information |
| userdel | (8) | delete a user account and related files |
| usermod | (8) | modify a user account |
| vigr | (8) | edit the password, group, shadow-password or shadow-gr... |
| vipw | (8) | edit the password, group, shadow-password or shadow-gr... |
add current user to a “docker” group:
~# gpasswd - ${USER} docker
generate a hashed password in format
~# usermod -p $(echo PASSWORD | openssl passwd -1 -stdin) username
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