I have just figured out that; if I don't create any password for a new user (admin or standard) the user himself can not set his own password through GUI in LMC20.2Uma.
I think, this is a bug.
nopasswd Users can not set their own password
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abdunnafialif
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nopasswd Users can not set their own password
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Re: nopasswd Users can not set their own password
how are you creating these users such that the system doesn't require an initial password to be entered?
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abdunnafialif
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Re: nopasswd Users can not set their own password
weird, that should still require an initial password to be set ...
Re: nopasswd Users can not set their own password
By default the new user is included in the
nopasswdlogin group if "user creator" failed to click on the "No password set" button and set a password.Of course after passwordless login they can't set their password not being in sudo group.
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