Everything you need to know about the /etc/passwd file in Linux
Understanding the /etc/passwd file is important for managing user accounts in Linux. This file is a plain text file that stores essential information about all system user accounts required for logging in.
The /etc/passwd file is owned by the root user and has a permissions mode of 644 (rw-r--r--), which means it is readable by all users on the system bu…
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