Can I change other users' passwords?

QuestionsQuestions8 SkillsProYour First Linux LabSep, 03 2025
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Yes, you can change other users' passwords if you have the necessary permissions, typically as a superuser or root. You can use the following command:

sudo passwd username

Replace username with the actual username of the account whose password you want to change. You will be prompted to enter a new password for that user.

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