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| I used kuser to add a couple of uses. It did not make entries in /etc/shadow, although it did issue a warning to me. Is there a way to make kuser add entries to /etc/shadow? What are the steps to fix the existing /etc/shadow file? I ran passwd for both of the users, which changed their passwd, but did not make an /etc/shadow entry either. Thanks, ~S |