The command sudo smbpasswd -a username
is used to add a user to the Samba user database, allowing them to access shared resources. If you encounter a problem, it may be due to the Samba service not running, incorrect permissions, or the user not existing on the system. Ensure that Samba is properly installed and configured, and check the logs for any specific error messages that can provide further insight. Additionally, ensure that the username matches an existing system user or create the user if necessary.
'smbpasswd' is the program you are looking for. Read the manual 'man smbpasswd' for more information. You must be root or run with sudo to change other users passwords. Change password with the command 'smbpasswd <username>' # smbpasswd bob or $ sudo smbpasswd bob NOTE: You may also need to enable the user after you set the password # smbpasswd -e bob or $ sudo smbpasswd -e bob
smbpasswd -a username & put password Amit Tripath Annik SAT
sudo usermod -l [newusername] [oldusername]
sudo halt or sudo shutdown -h or sudo init 0
Most distribution have firefox installed by default. But if it isn't you can try type these into the command line: sudo apt[-get] install firefox sudo yum install firefox sudo dnf install firefox sudo aptitude install firefox sudo urpmi firefox sudo installpkg firefox.tgz sudo emerge firefox sudo pacman -S firefox
The duration of SUDO-Q is 1800.0 seconds.
sudo will run a command with root privileges
Fukuo Sudo was born in 1971, in Tokyo, Japan.
Genki Sudo was born on 1978-03-08.
Shigemitsu Sudo was born on 1956-04-02.
Daisuke Sudo was born on 1977-04-25.
Akiko Sudo was born on 1984-04-07.