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Linux login Command

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The Linux login command is used to log into the system.

The login command allows users to log into the system and also enables them to change their login identity at any time. In the Slackware distribution, you can append the desired username to the command, and it will directly prompt for the password, waiting for the user to enter it. When a file named nologin exists in the /etc directory, only the root account can log into the system, and no other users are allowed to log in.

Syntax

login

Example

Log in to the system with a new identity

# login

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