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lchage — Display or change user password policy. More information: <https://manned.org/lchage>.
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lchage command: Display or change user password policy. More information: <https://manned.org/lchage>.Solution
lchage — Display or change user password policy. More information: <https://manned.org/lchage>.Disable password expiration for the user:
sudo lchage --date -1 {{username}}Display the password policy for the user:
sudo lchage --list {{username}}Require password change for the user a certain number of days after the last password change:
sudo lchage --maxdays {{number_of_days}} {{username}}Start warning the user a certain number of days before the password expires:
sudo lchage --warndays {{number_of_days}} {{username}}Code Snippets
Disable password expiration for the user
sudo lchage --date -1 {{username}}Display the password policy for the user
sudo lchage --list {{username}}Require password change for the user a certain number of days after the last password change
sudo lchage --maxdays {{number_of_days}} {{username}}Start warning the user a certain number of days before the password expires
sudo lchage --warndays {{number_of_days}} {{username}}Context
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