#usermanagement — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #usermanagement, aggregated by home.social.
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Question for #mastodon / #gotosocial folks... Has anyone come across any good, advanced tools for user management?
I want something that not only tells me if they are a mutual, but also how posts the account has made over say the last 6 months, how many boosts, how many comments / replies... Also, some indication if the account is automated...
And something that lets me unfollow in bulk.
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Question for #mastodon / #gotosocial folks... Has anyone come across any good, advanced tools for user management?
I want something that not only tells me if they are a mutual, but also how posts the account has made over say the last 6 months, how many boosts, how many comments / replies... Also, some indication if the account is automated...
And something that lets me unfollow in bulk.
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Question for #mastodon / #gotosocial folks... Has anyone come across any good, advanced tools for user management?
I want something that not only tells me if they are a mutual, but also how posts the account has made over say the last 6 months, how many boosts, how many comments / replies... Also, some indication if the account is automated...
And something that lets me unfollow in bulk.
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Question for #mastodon / #gotosocial folks... Has anyone come across any good, advanced tools for user management?
I want something that not only tells me if they are a mutual, but also how posts the account has made over say the last 6 months, how many boosts, how many comments / replies... Also, some indication if the account is automated...
And something that lets me unfollow in bulk.
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Question for #mastodon / #gotosocial folks... Has anyone come across any good, advanced tools for user management?
I want something that not only tells me if they are a mutual, but also how posts the account has made over say the last 6 months, how many boosts, how many comments / replies... Also, some indication if the account is automated...
And something that lets me unfollow in bulk.
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Baru saja merilis panduan praktis tentang User Management di Windows 11.
Fokus utama:
Cara buat Local Account tanpa email Microsoft.
Mengatur hak akses Administrator vs Standard User.Selengkapnya baca di sini:
https://analis-siber-purwakarta.blogspot.com/2026/05/user-management-windows-11.html#Windows11 #UserManagement #TechTutorial #WindowsTips #CyberSecurity #OSManagement
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Baru saja merilis panduan praktis tentang User Management di Windows 11.
Fokus utama:
Cara buat Local Account tanpa email Microsoft.
Mengatur hak akses Administrator vs Standard User.Selengkapnya baca di sini:
https://analis-siber-purwakarta.blogspot.com/2026/05/user-management-windows-11.html#Windows11 #UserManagement #TechTutorial #WindowsTips #CyberSecurity #OSManagement
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Aged vulnerability on “the list”, nearly a year old. Embedded component in third party app. I hate those.
Every week it’s on “the list”, every week someone will “see if there’s an updated app”.
Gave up and emailed a user myself. “Oh we don’t use that anymore, should we uninstall it?”
#problemSolved in one email. Why is it so hard…
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Aged vulnerability on “the list”, nearly a year old. Embedded component in third party app. I hate those.
Every week it’s on “the list”, every week someone will “see if there’s an updated app”.
Gave up and emailed a user myself. “Oh we don’t use that anymore, should we uninstall it?”
#problemSolved in one email. Why is it so hard…
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Aged vulnerability on “the list”, nearly a year old. Embedded component in third party app. I hate those.
Every week it’s on “the list”, every week someone will “see if there’s an updated app”.
Gave up and emailed a user myself. “Oh we don’t use that anymore, should we uninstall it?”
#problemSolved in one email. Why is it so hard…
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Aged vulnerability on “the list”, nearly a year old. Embedded component in third party app. I hate those.
Every week it’s on “the list”, every week someone will “see if there’s an updated app”.
Gave up and emailed a user myself. “Oh we don’t use that anymore, should we uninstall it?”
#problemSolved in one email. Why is it so hard…
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Aged vulnerability on “the list”, nearly a year old. Embedded component in third party app. I hate those.
Every week it’s on “the list”, every week someone will “see if there’s an updated app”.
Gave up and emailed a user myself. “Oh we don’t use that anymore, should we uninstall it?”
#problemSolved in one email. Why is it so hard…
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Install of Ubuntu so the user can specify Settings himself #systeminstallation #users #usbinstallation #usermanagement #userprofile
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Install of Ubuntu so the user can specify Settings himself #systeminstallation #users #usbinstallation #usermanagement #userprofile
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Install of Ubuntu so the user can specify Settings himself #systeminstallation #users #usbinstallation #usermanagement #userprofile
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Install of Ubuntu so the user can specify Settings himself #systeminstallation #users #usbinstallation #usermanagement #userprofile
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Install of Ubuntu so the user can specify Settings himself #systeminstallation #users #usbinstallation #usermanagement #userprofile
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Install of Ubuntu to the user can specify Settings by himself #systeminstallation #users #usbinstallation #usermanagement #userprofile
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Today I unfollowed about 120 accounts that hadn't posted in more than ~8 months.
It's a bummer to see so many gone and I hope they return, but my feed has been more active than ever. Plus, I'll likely be more liberal in following new folks for a while.
What do ya'll do for user management? I cobbled together some JS for the MastoAPI to sort out the >8mo old accounts. I really didn't find any existing apps / repos for that type of thing.
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Infinito.Nexus vs. YunoHost
Similar Vision, Different Architectural Layer When people first hear about Infinito.Nexus, a common question is: “Isn’t this basically like YunoHost?” It’s a fair question. Both projects support digital sovereignty.Both are open source.Both aim to reduce dependency on Big Tech platforms. But they operate at fundamentally different architectural layers. YunoHost → https://yunohost.org Infinito.Nexus → https://infinito.nexus The Core Difference The most important distinction: Infinito.Nexus is not an operating system. YunoHost behaves like a server distribution — a tightly integrated system environment that packages applications into a controlled OS base. Infinito.Nexus, by contrast, is a provisioning and orchestration framework. It does not replace the operating system.It provisions and orchestrates infrastructure on top of it. This architectural choice makes Infinito.Nexus significantly more scalable and flexible. Instead of being tied to a specific system base, it operates across environments — allowing infrastructure to grow without requiring replatforming. […]https://blog.infinito.nexus/blog/2026/02/23/infinito-nexus-vs-yunohost/
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Infinito.Nexus vs. YunoHost
Similar Vision, Different Architectural Layer When people first hear about Infinito.Nexus, a common question is: “Isn’t this basically like YunoHost?” It’s a fair question. Both projects support digital sovereignty.Both are open source.Both aim to reduce dependency on Big Tech platforms. But they operate at fundamentally different architectural layers. YunoHost → https://yunohost.org Infinito.Nexus → https://infinito.nexus The Core Difference The most important distinction: Infinito.Nexus is not an operating system. YunoHost behaves like a server distribution — a tightly integrated system environment that packages applications into a controlled OS base. Infinito.Nexus, by contrast, is a provisioning and orchestration framework. It does not replace the operating system.It provisions and orchestrates infrastructure on top of it. This architectural choice makes Infinito.Nexus significantly more scalable and flexible. Instead of being tied to a specific system base, it operates across environments — allowing infrastructure to grow without requiring replatforming. […]https://blog.infinito.nexus/blog/2026/02/23/infinito-nexus-vs-yunohost/
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Infinito.Nexus vs. YunoHost
Similar Vision, Different Architectural Layer When people first hear about Infinito.Nexus, a common question is: “Isn’t this basically like YunoHost?” It’s a fair question. Both projects support digital sovereignty.Both are open source.Both aim to reduce dependency on Big Tech platforms. But they operate at fundamentally different architectural layers. YunoHost → https://yunohost.org Infinito.Nexus → https://infinito.nexus The Core Difference The most important distinction: Infinito.Nexus is not an operating system. YunoHost behaves like a server distribution — a tightly integrated system environment that packages applications into a controlled OS base. Infinito.Nexus, by contrast, is a provisioning and orchestration framework. It does not replace the operating system.It provisions and orchestrates infrastructure on top of it. This architectural choice makes Infinito.Nexus significantly more scalable and flexible. Instead of being tied to a specific system base, it operates across environments — allowing infrastructure to grow without requiring replatforming. […]https://blog.infinito.nexus/blog/2026/02/23/infinito-nexus-vs-yunohost/
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Infinito.Nexus vs. YunoHost
Similar Vision, Different Architectural Layer When people first hear about Infinito.Nexus, a common question is: “Isn’t this basically like YunoHost?” It’s a fair question. Both projects support digital sovereignty.Both are open source.Both aim to reduce dependency on Big Tech platforms. But they operate at fundamentally different architectural layers. YunoHost → https://yunohost.org Infinito.Nexus → https://infinito.nexus The Core Difference The most important distinction: Infinito.Nexus is not an operating system. YunoHost behaves like a server distribution — a tightly integrated system environment that packages applications into a controlled OS base. Infinito.Nexus, by contrast, is a provisioning and orchestration framework. It does not replace the operating system.It provisions and orchestrates infrastructure on top of it. This architectural choice makes Infinito.Nexus significantly more scalable and flexible. Instead of being tied to a specific system base, it operates across environments — allowing infrastructure to grow without requiring replatforming. […]https://blog.infinito.nexus/blog/2026/02/23/infinito-nexus-vs-yunohost/
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Infinito.Nexus vs. YunoHost
Similar Vision, Different Architectural Layer When people first hear about Infinito.Nexus, a common question is: “Isn’t this basically like YunoHost?” It’s a fair question. Both projects support digital sovereignty.Both are open source.Both aim to reduce dependency on Big Tech platforms. But they operate at fundamentally different architectural layers. YunoHost → https://yunohost.org Infinito.Nexus → https://infinito.nexus The Core Difference The most important distinction: Infinito.Nexus is not an operating system. YunoHost behaves like a server distribution — a tightly integrated system environment that packages applications into a controlled OS base. Infinito.Nexus, by contrast, is a provisioning and orchestration framework. It does not replace the operating system.It provisions and orchestrates infrastructure on top of it. This architectural choice makes Infinito.Nexus significantly more scalable and flexible. Instead of being tied to a specific system base, it operates across environments — allowing infrastructure to grow without requiring replatforming. […]https://blog.infinito.nexus/blog/2026/02/23/infinito-nexus-vs-yunohost/
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Was ist das Problem bei #Simonmobile? Der Loginvorgang behauptet immer, es würde eine Email versendet, die aber nie eintrifft. Der Loginvorgang ist daher eine stundenlanger Prozess. Leute, im Jahre des Herren 2026 sollte #Usermanagement wirklich smooth funktionieren. Das genaue Gegenteil ist der Fall.
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Die Systemdateien passwd, group, shadow und gshadow – User- und Gruppenverwaltung
Warum du diese Dateien kennen solltest Du solltest die Dateien /etc/passwd, /etc/group, /etc/shadow und /etc/gshadow genau kennen, weil sie die Grundlage der User- und Gruppenverwaltung in Linux-Systemen bilden. Als Systemadministrator greifst du darauf zurück, wenn du Nutzerkonten erstellst, löschst oder änderst – Aufgaben, die direkt in den RHCSA-Zielen unter "Verwalten von Nutzenden und Gruppen" vorkommen. Diese Kenntnisse sind essenziell, um Passwörter zu konfigurieren, […] -
Linux-Befehl id: So prüfst du Benutzer- und Gruppen-IDs
Der Befehl id zeigt dir an, unter welcher Benutzer- und Gruppenzugehörigkeit Prozesse laufen – ein zentrales Werkzeug, um Berechtigungen und Sicherheitskontexte unter Linux und speziell für die RHCSA-Prüfung zu verstehen. Gerade in RHCSA-Umgebungen hilft dir id, schnell zu prüfen, ob ein Account die erwarteten UIDs, GIDs und Gruppenmitgliedschaften besitzt. Warum du id kennen musst Als Systemadministrator arbeitest du ständig mit Dateirechten, sudo-Zugriff und Gruppenzugehörigkeiten […]https://andreas-moor.de/linux-befehl-id-so-pruefst-du-benutzer-und-gruppen-ids/
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Die wichtigsten Programme zur User- und Gruppenverwaltung
Warum du diese Programme zur User- und Gruppenverwaltung kennen solltest Als Systemadministrator musst du Nutzerkonten und Gruppen präzise steuern, um Sicherheit und Zugriffskontrolle zu gewährleisten. Diese Programme sind RHCSA-Kernwerkzeuge für das Erstellen, Ändern und Löschen von Usern und Gruppen sowie die Konfiguration privilegierter Zugriffe. Sie geben dir die Übersicht, bevor du in detaillierte Optionen eintauchst. Die zentralen Programme im Überblick Hier sind die […]https://andreas-moor.de/die-wichtigsten-programme-zur-user-und-gruppenverwaltung/
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User- und Gruppenverwaltung in Linux: Die Grundlagen
Warum du User- und Gruppenverwaltung kennen solltest In Linux-Systemen teilst du Ressourcen unter vielen Nutzern – von normalen Anwendern bis zum allmächtigen Root. Ohne saubere User- und Gruppenstruktur entsteht Chaos: Jeder könnte alles löschen oder sensible Daten sehen. Diese Kenntnisse sind RHCSA-Kernkompetenz, da du lokale Nutzerkonten erstellen, löschen, ändern und Gruppenmitgliedschaften verwalten musst – plus privilegierter Zugriff. Normale User: Sicherheit durch […]https://andreas-moor.de/user-und-gruppenverwaltung-in-linux-die-grundlagen/
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Mass grant portal access made easy! Discover the 5-step strategy to automate user management and save hours. #UserManagement #Automation #Productivity #TechGuide
https://teguhteja.id/mass-grant-portal-access-ultimate-guide/
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Unlock Odoo 18 access permissions! Our ultimate guide shows you how to manage user rights, secure data & prevent errors. Become an Odoo pro. Read more! #Odoo18 #AccessControl #ERP #OdooPermissions #UserManagement #TechTutorial
https://teguhteja.id/odoo-18-access-permissions-master-user-rights-guide/
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Unlock Odoo 18 access permissions! Our ultimate guide shows you how to manage user rights, secure data & prevent errors. Become an Odoo pro. Read more! #Odoo18 #AccessControl #ERP #OdooPermissions #UserManagement #TechTutorial
https://teguhteja.id/odoo-18-access-permissions-master-user-rights-guide/
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How To Imports Users from CSV File In Odoo
Learn how to import users into Odoo from a CSV file effortlessly. This step-by-step guide demonstrates how to prepare the CSV file, map fields, and import users to streamline your Odoo user management process. Perfect for Odoo administrators and anyone looking to manage user data effectively.
Watch Now: https://youtu.be/7pJJeeGXKEU
#Odoo #OdooImport #CSVImport #UserManagement #OdooTutorial #OdooAdmin #OdooTips #OdooUsers #OdooCSV
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TIL systemd-sysusers service can create system users based on configuration files https://www.freedesktop.org/software/systemd/man/latest/systemd-sysusers.html
Thanks @thisismissem for the discovery 🙏🏻
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The article "How to Find Azure AD Users Using PowerShell" from Tony Redmond explains how to use PowerShell commands to search and filter users in Azure Active Directory (AD). Various filtering options are presented to search for users efficiently. The use of variables and loops is also explained to execute multiple commands in a script. Finally, the article describes how to export the user data found.
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Is there a way to grant some additional privileges to a general user on a Mac? I'd like my son to be able to download and install some stuff but don't want to give him admin role. #macos #usermanagement
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Active Directory and External Email Accounts
https://security.stackexchange.com/questions/267543/active-directory-and-external-email-accounts
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Account creation flow for semi-internal applications
https://security.stackexchange.com/questions/267182/account-creation-flow-for-semi-internal-applications
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klum (Kubernetes Lazy User Manager) does the following basic tasks:
- Create/Delete/Modify users
- Easily manage roles associated with users
- Issues kubeconfig files for users to use -
How To Properly Change Username In Linux #Linuxcommands #Linuxbasics #UserManagement #Linux
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How To Add, Delete And Grant Sudo Privileges To Users In Ubuntu #Sudo #UserManagement #UserPermissions #Ubuntu #Linux
https://ostechnix.com/how-to-add-delete-and-grant-sudo-privileges-to-users-in-linux/ -
Auto Logout Inactive Users After A Period Of Time In Linux #Linux #Linuxcommands #Usermanagement
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How To Add, Delete And Grant Sudo Privileges To Users In Linux #adduser #deleteuser #UserManagement #sudo #SudoUser #SuperUser #Linuxhowto #LinuxCommands #Linux
https://www.ostechnix.com/how-to-add-delete-and-grant-sudo-privileges-to-users-in-linux/