Well that is fine and I already did that but dear my question was to
give *Enter* as password. This activity will remove the password and
won't ask the user for it. But the target is that while the user logs
into the Red Hat Linux machine, he should be prompted for a password and
after the user gives *Enter* as a password, he should be able to login.
Just in case of Windows 2000.
Regards,
Gurpreet Singh Sachdeva
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remove the entry in second column in /etc/passwd for any user and it
won't
ask for password
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regards
Abhishek
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Hi Folks,
I was wondering if there is an option in any of the Red Hat
Flavors, that we can give *ENTER* as the password for a particular
user... like we do in Windows. Do let me know if it's possible or not...
Regards,
Gurpreet Singh Sachdeva
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