# - # /root is good place to store clear text password FILE= "/root/batch.passwd" # get all non-root user account # By default on most linux non-root uid starts # from 1000 USERS=$ ( awk -F: '' /etc / passwd ) # create file with random password echo "Generating file, please wait. On Linux, it is easier to create a random password using the pwgen command. Most Linux distributions should have a package management system with pwgen in their own repositories. For non-Linux systems, you can use the above class to create a random password. I stumbled across this tool and found it to be one of the best for Linux and macOS. You must run script as root user on Linux system. Step 2: Now click on the Terminal and wait for the terminal to open.
#PWGEN LINUX SYNTAX UPDATE#
A simple shell script to update Linux users password in batch mode.
#PWGEN LINUX SYNTAX GENERATOR#
#!/bin/bash # Script to update user password in batch mode # You must be a root user to use this script # - # Copyright (c) 2005 nixCraft project # This script is licensed under GNU GPL version 2.0 or above # - # This script is part of nixCraft shell script collection (NSSC) # Visit for more information. Pwgen is a password generator for creating easily memorable passwords. Script to update user password in batch mode using pwgen and chpasswd.
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