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chpasswd — Change the passwords for multiple users by using `stdin`. See also: `passwd`. More information: <htt
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chpasswd command: Change the passwords for multiple users by using stdin. See also: passwd. More information: <https://manned.org/chpasswd>.Solution
chpasswd — Change the passwords for multiple users by using stdin. See also: passwd. More information: <https://manned.org/chpasswd>.Change the password for a specific user:
printf "{{username}}:{{new_password}}" | sudo chpasswdChange the passwords for multiple users (The input text must not contain any spaces.):
printf "{{username_1}}:{{new_password_1}}\n{{username_2}}:{{new_password_2}}" | sudo chpasswdChange the password for a specific user, and specify it in encrypted form:
printf "{{username}}:{{new_encrypted_password}}" | sudo chpasswd {{[-e|--encrypted]}}Change the password for a specific user, and use a specific encryption for the stored password:
printf "{{username}}:{{new_password}}" | sudo chpasswd {{[-c|--crypt-method]}} {{NONE|DES|MD5|SHA256|SHA512}}Code Snippets
Change the password for a specific user
printf "{{username}}:{{new_password}}" | sudo chpasswdChange the passwords for multiple users (The input text must not contain any spaces.)
printf "{{username_1}}:{{new_password_1}}\n{{username_2}}:{{new_password_2}}" | sudo chpasswdChange the password for a specific user, and specify it in encrypted form
printf "{{username}}:{{new_encrypted_password}}" | sudo chpasswd {{[-e|--encrypted]}}Change the password for a specific user, and use a specific encryption for the stored password
printf "{{username}}:{{new_password}}" | sudo chpasswd {{[-c|--crypt-method]}} {{NONE|DES|MD5|SHA256|SHA512}}Context
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