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09-04-04 07:48 AM

in comp.unix.admin i read:

>Hello.  I just created a user using the useradd command and using the man
>pages, it says I can put a -p password on it all in one command.  But the
>account is unuseable. :< I have to use the passwd in order to activate the
>account, but I'm putting in the same password as I did before.  I tried the
>usermod -U command but that didn't work either.  What is the point of the
>useradd command with the -p parameter if it's not used/ignored altogether?

it probably was used, but you likely provided something other than what is
expected.

-p passwd
The encrypted password, as returned by crypt(3).  The default is
to disable the account.

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