Post B6h8K9rPjVvONA5SYy by linear@nya.social
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 (DIR) Post #B6h84KQYg6Y8Vmyf0S by Canageek@wandering.shop
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       This is very odd, we just reaet my husband's password using the KDE system settings to something very simple, dictionary word, all lowercase to make it impossible to mistype He then logged out of my account and attempted to log into his, without luck. It feels like there is broken in my Linux install! Advice Welcome!#linux #OpenSUSE
       
 (DIR) Post #B6h84KfRmkSXFxwYDI by linear@nya.social
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       @Canageek@wandering.shop sudo faillock --reset --user $USERNAME
       
 (DIR) Post #B6h8K9b6i8sfYaSR96 by Canageek@wandering.shop
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       @linear *reads man page* ohhhhhh And resetting the user password wouldn't do this automatically? Thank you
       
 (DIR) Post #B6h8K9rPjVvONA5SYy by linear@nya.social
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       @Canageek@wandering.shop it does not. let me know if this worked!
       
 (DIR) Post #B6h8WpUukkxEyzbacK by Canageek@wandering.shop
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       @linear Will do! He would have definitely tripped it if that was left at default parameters, I'm definitely going to change that to 10 tries in 5 minutes!
       
 (DIR) Post #B6h8WpoPaGYBxSjA0W by linear@nya.social
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       @Canageek@wandering.shop yknow i really ought to change that on my fiancee's laptop too, it has trouble typing passwords correctly under duress and it frequently trips the lockout