Lock (Disable) User Account on Linux
Passwd command can be used to lock or disable a user account.
To lock:
# passwd openvpn –l
Above command changes the shadow file and adds “!” in front of the user password
To unlock
# passwd openvpn -u
You can also enable account by removing manually the “!” character from the user’s password line in /etc/shadow.
bit@goyun.info:~$ sudo passwd openvpn -l passwd: password expiry information changed. bit@goyun.info:~$ sudo grep openvpn /etc/shadow openvpn:!$6$PotCU3QmMD7JsvbS$cAM5Ti0pcPxgFXw87hwCGJqUWXPhN10eD8SMrRXMu/kUKJAh5sgHcTgSPAGUjeGd1HgmwRB4xDekGASyOBpVj0:18681:0:99999:7::: nm-openvpn:*:18530:0:99999:7::: openvpn_as:!:18673:0:99999:7::: bit@goyun.info:~$ sudo passwd openvpn -u passwd: password expiry information changed. bitcoin@goyun.info:~$ sudo grep openvpn /etc/shadow openvpn:$6$PotCU3QmMD7JsvbS$cAM5Ti0pcPxgFXw87hwCGJqUWXPhN10eD8SMrRXMu/kUKJAh5sgHcTgSPAGUjeGd1HgmwRB4xDekGASyOBpVj0:18681:0:99999:7::: nm-openvpn:*:18530:0:99999:7::: openvpn_as:!:18673:0:99999:7::: bit@goyun.info:~$
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