Linux Crash Course - usermod

The "Linux Crash Course" series (formerly known as the "Linux Essentials" series) tackles important concepts around Linux, one video at a time. In this episode, we'll go over the basics of the usermod command.

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[zaspanyflegmatyk]

I love this series! It will be useful for many many people for years to come! Keep it up!

[youtube-original]

Hey Jay :)
Thank you for sharing this useful information! I'm in love with your series!

[zgagacz]

Epic! I wasn't expecting to suddenly see a solution to my 2 problems: changing username and its home directory name. Thank you!

[bingebinge]

One of the most underrated channels on Youtube. Thanks a lot, Jay!

[taidee]

These classes are master level, thanks Jay 🙏

[G-H--S-T]

Hi thank you so much for the effort and this series
Could you provide us with a tool or website where we practice these commands in shell or script

[hamatawah]

I actually was here to watch your review on the pine phone 64 - loved it - but got a little bit stuck with your series. Thank you very much for sharing, amazing!

[infradragon]

it would have been REALLY useful if I had known this 3 hours ago 😕

[dheerajvarthi]

Thanks a lot ❤, Useful in many ways for me

[pranshunayak]

great video just like the animation dropping in the back

[elnurvalikhanli]

hey Jay, thanks for explanation but what's the difference between usermod -l and passwd -l ?

[adityamoray]

From today I will start watching one video of yours everyday

[Factory]

VIDEO IDEA:
How do you memorize-keep track of-organize the maze of commands-options-arguments required to effectively use Linux? I am a part-time Linux user and tend to struggle because I cannot remember all the tips and tricks when it is actually time to use them. I end up spending a lot of time searching the web for pretty much everything except the basics. This makes Linux very slow for me so I only use it when I have to.

How do you do it if you are not using Linux 12hrs a day for 10+ years?

[VaIrMp]

Can I use this playlist to learn the UNIX commands for Mac? Or things are different between Linux and Mac?

[robersniper]

Could you use newgrp groupname, to refresh group policies, users... ? Instead of logging out/in?

[zapple]

To see if a user is locked (or not) : # passwd -S jayl (L : locked, NP : No Passwod, P : usable password) . And # usermod -L jayl is equivalent to # passwd -l jayl ; and # usermod -U jayl is equivalent to # passwd -u jayl.

[crtvmarketing]

I like this video. My liked video file gets too bogged down to keep them all.

[alanibrahim]

Nice job , could you but the playlist crash course in right order to start from zero 😢

[marianorodrigocc]

Hi!! how are you? when i use the comand su or su - (respond like this; su: Authentication failure
what can i do??

[markyb]

Great review ! By the way i am watching this on Fedora 38 :)