Forcing sudo to prompt for a password
If I do the following:
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I have an external hdd partitioned into two. One of the partitions has Linux (Ubuntu) installed on it (bootable). The thing is I have forgotten the password of it’s user (single user).
Would like to find out here if there is any way I can disable the “Update” button under “Account Management” and enable it until a Strong password is detected as shown in the screenshot?
I want to remove all password protected posts from the default RSS feed. Unfortunately I was only able to find one code example, but it looks like something is missing.
When a user uses the password reset functionality in WordPress, they are asked to enter their email and click confirm. After doing so, they get the message:
With version 5.6, I got this new weird “Application Passwords” under all user profiles. No idea what it is and what it does except for what it says — and I want it gone.
I have a custom coded page (using a page-xxx.php template). This page defined in the /Pages area of the WP admin has password protection.
I have a WordPress multisite. One of the sites has two users: me and the enduser.
There are multiple password reset attempts for the enduser, not initiated by him.
I’m using the WordPress’s built-in forgot password reset form and views.
I have a shortcode which “wraps” <pre> and <code> content in a password array. This was created a while back and I’m struggling on how to add a cookie or some sort of session handler to this setup so that a user with a password doesn’t have to re-enter the password each and every time during a certain time frame.