Posted by hardwarehank, Sun Aug 13 23:07:56 UTC 2006
This makes it so the user has to change their password on login:
# chage -M 1 <user>
# chage -d 1 <user>
Make sure to set -M back to normal afterwards
# chage -M 99999 <user>
This makes it so easy. Too bad it’s named like saying ”’change”’ with a cold…
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