When i try to run a command (mkpasswd) on my centos i got error that the command not found [root@localhost ~]# mkpasswd -bash: mkpasswd: command not found What package i need to install to make the command working? Please help

you need to install the following package for mkpasswd command working yum install expect

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mkpasswd not working

When i try to run a command (mkpasswd) on my centos i got error that the command not found

[[email protected] ~]# mkpasswd
-bash: mkpasswd: command not found

What package i need to install to make the command working? Please help

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Question Problem with X2go and permissions/administrator actions

Hi,

I' ve got a problem with Ubuntu Server and remote access (using x2go at the moment), any help would be much appreciated:I do need a GUI on top of the server because my deputy/the second admin is a windows guy and would be completely lost without a GUI (I know much more about Linux than him but I' m also not an real expert yet). Security is not really a problem here (the server will be in a physically separated/offline LAN later).

The server has to be accessible remote from different PCs (Linux & Windows) and so I first tried xrdp, but it had some issues (error message after every login, small graphical glitches and most important: A permissions problem when I tried to do administrative actions via GUI (no password box appeared as it does when logged in locally, just an error message that tells me I don' t have the permissions to continue).

Please help.

I didn' t find the right solution from the Internet.

References:-

https://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2313021
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