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Lchage Command: Require Password Change Days Linux
Use for require password change days linux with Lchage. Exact CLI syntax to require password change days linux using Lchage.
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Command Syntax
sudo lchage --maxdays <number_of_days> <username>sudo lchage --maxdays <number_of_days> <username>Live Command Builder
Final Command
sudo lchage --maxdays <number_of_days> <username> Command Breakdown
--maxdays- Command Option
- Tool-specific option used by this command invocation.
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