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HowTo: Deny User from Logging Into Your System
Thu, 01/17/2008 - 14:10
There are times when you need to prevent a particular bash-enabled user to login temporarily into your system, without completely deleting his account, here's an entry to do that.
This entry can be helpful for a situation wherein you need to temporarily prevent bash-enabled users from logging into the system.
How to temporarily deny a user from logging into a system?
# finger visitor
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